Rhode Island College - Ricoled Yearbook (Providence, RI)
- Class of 1941
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OLED Dear Alma Mater, wise and kind To thy fair name shall e'er belong Our grateful praises and our love The tribute of our song. 0, 'gn , ,, mv. , L x. H ww. K x,,,+,q,. Em ly' ,. , , N:-'2 w,. v,,31,mMk A Nu. J G AW' 1 W- rw Thou guardian of the sacred shrine Of truth that makes us free We cherish thy beloved fame Arid pledge our loyalty. 5 1 'Y L 4 . v.. s I 0 'JL M f 9 s s. . ' El W1 s fi 'vii' 1 E, L-vNLuw.LLLlx N-. X i r 1 --., , v'.?:f25l'f'5'.Q!Tf -Q.-.'. .. mr'f 's -of . . . M, . H . 'U I 1 ,,,, R.I.C.E. all hail to thee All hail to Alma Mater Enshrin'rl thou art within the heart Of every son and daughter. .M .I '! -fm W.. 'nh' W , iz - wfwyv 'A A Nm W. if ' '45 if 'M ,mv I ., , . ' Vw J' yy, Va , 'M frm wx! , M iw 'F ,Q - ,vw 'f'w'W'm .f H130 E A- L V X 1- Mn if D ' X 4- V ww Mmmfm -www-Rf +f M W u 4' Y K ,, A., 'VW 512' pq. . JM ' Y ' QW M 'W .V iw 'btw K I x J . , x. 'V' ,i '-N , 1- Lw,,,,.,.M., - ' N Y .,,.,: , :.TLl..:,.. - r-ww W ' . wmv --w 4 -- . 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Driven by a desire to excell the excellent, the Staff has worked long and faithfully to create a book worthy to take its place among its noted predeces- sors, the twelve previous issues of 1'lICOI.ED. l'Vhat success this thirteenth issue may meet can be attributed not only to those pictured here, but to the many people who so cheerfully gave of their time, tal- ent, and cooperation that they have come to be considered as part of the unoflicial staff. Mr. Pkolflassok littotcxli 'l'U'l rl.i-1 Miss ALICE 'l'nolu't Fmanrinl Arlvisvr Editorial A1l11is1'r 5, J CAI Anko Sf-'C1t.'llU'y John G. Read, and William Mc- Kenna, '42, have earned their places on this unofhcial staff for their many Hne photographs. For their aid to the Business Manager, the names of Carolyn Cohen, '41 and Barbara Blotcher, '41, belong here. Mention must be made of the creative editorial assistance of Rita Carey, '41, Elena Calabro, '42, and Eliza- beth Ormsby. Members of the official and unolhcial staffs have strivcn to make RICOLED, 1941 a typical picture of the College, that some time in the future when these pages are read again, the stu- dents may truthfully say, This is the R. I. C. E. that I have known and loved. M. MuNsoN Editor M. LITCIIFIICLD Associate Editm A. BLANK5'l'l'flN Business C. CoNw,n' M. lnvmn Q ,U Photography Art It amns DEDICATICN DEAN In her teaching, we have found the challenge that is the precursor of wisdom. In her character, we have found the integrity we admire above all. In her liberal spirit, we have found appreciation and understanding of youth and its problems. In her personality, we have found an attractive promise for our own LO-IHOITOW. CATHERINE MARY CONNOR 5 gilllfllllllllllllllililll 1 s 'e 6 X x ADMINISTRATION I 4 1 GEORGE T. MARSH, A.B., Clzrmnmn LOUIS M. REAM, A.B., Secrcmry IQEUBEN C. ISATES, B.S., M.D. -IOHN F. BROWN, EDB., EOM. A. L1V1NGs'1'ON KE1,1.Y, KIR., A.B. MIIS. C. GORDON MACIIJEOD, A.B. JAMES F. ROc:RET'1', A.B., A.M., LI,.D., D.S. in OED. BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF STATE COLLEGES cz BS.. ms AI,lilill'l' NN llll 1 ll A.M.. EDD President Eighteen THE DEANS PROFHMOR D ONOVAN Dann nfA40n Miss 'I'Holu'1f: llcnn of F 1a.slz1n.e1L l'iun-'icssok CONNOR Ihfnn of l'V07I7,IfIl CATHERINE CONNOR Brilliant conversationalist, mistress olf savoir faire, Dean Connor manages to add to her duties as Prolessoi' of History and Dean of Wfomen, the role of director ol college social activities. At home in camp or hallroom, in Paris or Pawtucket, her assurance and vitality make pos- sihle the successful pursuance ol' her many and varied activities. FREDERICK DONOVAN Tall, sandy-haired Dean Donovan, urbane and easy, devotes his days to leading lledgling teachers through the paths of English literature and to easing perplexed students through the males of undergraduate dilliculties. John Donne, or John Doe, he meets with equal warmth and cordiality. ALICE THORPE Friendly, calm, possessing a keen interest in the students, Dean Thorpe helps to keep the Freshmen happy, and to make their orientation a bit easier through her pleasant guidance and advice. Her smile has helped to ease many a strained situation and under her tutelage the Freshmen quickly earned the good will and esteem of the upperclaggmcn, Ninetea n DIRECTOR OF TRAINING CRITIC TEACHERS I 9404 94l Estelle A. Barker, Roger Williams Junior High School, Providence Marguerite Brogan, Bylield Scl1ool, Bristol Bertha A. Burnham, Central Street School, Central Falls Anna J. Burns, Prospect Street School, Pawtucket Mary A. Ganavan, Cowesset Avenue School, Nvest Warwick Gertrude M. Carmody, Samuel Bridgham Junior High School, Providence Jennie E. Cashman, Sayles Junior High School, Pawtucket Catherine M. Gasserly, Gilbert Stuart Junior High School, Providence M2ll'10ll L. Clarke, Shellield School, Newport Kathleen T. Connor, Esmond School, Smithhcld Rosanna M. Flanagan, George J. NVest Junior High School, Providence Lena B. Ford, Harris School, Woonsocket Addie M. Gage, Oliver Hazard Perry Junior High School, Providence Mary A. Galiano, Bayside School, Warwick Catherine M. Gibbons, Samuel Bridgham Junior High School, Providence Isabel L. Gormly, Althea Street School, Providence Gertrude B. Heckman, Baldwin Street School, Pawtucket E. Mildred Hill, Fairlawn School, Pawtucket Elizabeth L. Jcnney, Frank Sayles Junior High School, Pawtucket Alice M. Kinyon, George J. West Junior High School, Providence Gcrtrude F. Lloyd, lvoonsocket Junior High School, Vloonsocket Helen li. Mahoney, XVoonsocket Junior High School, Woonsocket lgffflry XV. McCoart, Brightridge School, East Providence Nidrl' A- NcCusker, Nathan Bishop Junior High School, Providence Eldrgaret G. Mclgenna, Summit Avenue, Providence K eanor C. McPh1lltps, Roger Williams Junior High School, Providence Hasherine M. .Murray, Mt. Pleasant School, Providence E CBen J. O Brien, Windmill Street School, Providence urnell Overlock, Manville Junior High School, Lincoln llilbctll M. Ptche, Harrisville School, Burrillville Mary V. Quirk, Main Street School, Warren Barbara M. Scott, Knightsville School, Cranston Eileen M. Smith, Esek Hopkins Junior High School, Providence Mabel R. Stevenson, Garvin Memorial School, Cumberland Ann M. Sullivan, George J. West Junior High School, Providence Elizabeth A. Tobin. Norwood Avenue Grannnar School, Cranston Jane M. XValker, Oxford Street School, Providence Cora E. Xvclch, Arthur li. Platt School, East Providence Marie A. MacAndretv. William R. Dutemple School, Cranston Franklin F. Fortune, Lincoln Memorial School, Lincoln Mary H. Higgins, Roger Williams Junior High School, Providence SECOND SEMESTER Raymond J. Betagh, Yvoonsocket High School, YVoonsocket Lilllra Brant, Coventry High School, Coventry Abbie E. Burdick, Narragansett Junior High School. Narragansett Max. H. Flaxman, Esek Hopkins Junior High School, Providence lhthp L. Kelly, Yvakelield Grammar School, South Kingstown Mary Lynch, Nathanael Greene Junior High School, Providence Katherine B. McMahon, Josephine Wilber School, Little Compton C5nhCl'lllC T. Murray, Nelson W'. Aldrich School, Lakewood George W'. Orford, Fruit Hill School, North Providence 'Substitute critic, December 1-January 28. Tzuenty-om, l I.oltl-:Nana M. Ross MJD. Professor of Health Education Collcgc Physician L... 1 if A.M. V V llc , M. Av Q Umm lfl D'u 'l 'Run NDRHH .Ions Ii, Auczlnzu Giaouciz I-I. lS,xLnwlN Rcgigulm. i7l'Ul'CSS0l' ol' Physical I vlflfnf .A'RII' U. l,. rw - I' Ill, 1 Education and Health nstiuclox in usic io cssoi o iutc s .ant Education 4 .r' ' 4.'Jf' 1 ' -.PI .X 1 ' , X-1 . .fffif 4 lv - rm H - A QV' -SQ 5 .r Tflfif' Y X . 'll 'tg,.ii5Z. V, W? 1 ., f'1..,.,S-' -., A . , Ein' 'mi ' H'1'.fi33i.,'?s all . tI,uz'rANo Cfwlcczltm KA'I'lIlillINli L. Cuzm-:R ti. fhVl'IN ETIIIICIQ Nueva L. l,,xNcwoic'rltv A.I!. A.M. AAI. Ed.M. Professor ol' Romance Associate Librarian Instructor in History and Instructor in Health and I.:tng'uagcs Law and Government Physical Education I-ll-2l.1cN A. Nlmuntv AAI. Instructor in Educational Psychology -wr q Ilosnxlczu A. Si-zvmuso Ed.M. Instructor in Art Education XVARRICN il. NYSTROM A.M. Instructor in Geography and History liiawjfxsxls G. SINCLAIR A.M. Professor ol' Economics and Sociology Dawn-il. H. 0'tlu,xm' A.M. Instructor in Physical Education Rosle SNMLI. Ed,M. Assistant I.ibra1'ian Vmrzmm E. 0vmu'oN Clerk Asn' 'l'uom-som A.M. Instructor in English . 4-gg. A WL I Ml'-lllilillxli. llfxssmi' l'xlill'lllA M. llfxxl' liimczirz li. llnnn W. CllIilh'l'lNA C,nu.sox , 1 -NL ll.!I.S. l'h.lD. licl.Nl. l'lUll'SSUl' ul' Ilislory SL'Cl'l?l1ll'l' lo lhv l'rcsimlcnl l'roI'L-ssor ol' limlncanlionall lllSll'llCl0l' in Biology l'syc'l1ology :nnl l'c1nnunship , . ' if 0 19' 1 I . I 'i xy., ' X . 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Instructor in AlillllClll2lllCS I'rol'cssor ol' History of l'rol'cssor of Muxlicnialics l'r0I'cssor ol' liolnny :incl liclncalion :incl thc Phil- Nulnrc Sindy osuphv of Edncznimi ' D - . mq PRQFESSOR 1osEPH RICHARD LLINT lll m2lll0l'idllI The morning of March LwelI'Lh found an shoeked and grieved sludeni body al Rhode Island College ol' Education. It was impossible L0 believe that the slow-walking, drab froeked, philosophic hgure of Professor Lum would no longer be seen. Although time has eased the shock, the memory of his kindness, wisdom and understanding lingers on and on in the hearts ol' his sludents. T'1ue11ty-Dug K v,,,,.,,-f I' , 'cusp Know . 'Cll0ll2llCly as simply The Barnard Lhe l I Lory school is the proving ground for ll ' ' and the cleinonslrzuion r ' ol' the C n 'lillL anora- ie yu u ooln lor ollege Y l1ll'lCCl teachers Lhe inilizuecl. 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THE SENIORS RICOLED Thirty LILLIAN ANNE ALLEN ti-I5 Fairmount Street May Day, 1, 2, 3, -I, Daisy Chain, 2: Nature Club, 3, fl: Dramatic League, 1, 2, 3, -lg Pristnatoitl, l, 2: Basketball, 1, 2, 33 Softball, l. 2: Soccer, I, 2: Spceclball, lg Women's Athletic Association, l, 2, 3: Le Cercle Francais, -'lg Poetry Reading Contest, -l. JEAN FRANCES ANDERSON 63W john Street May Day, 1, 23 Le Cercle Francais, 2, 3: ll Circolo Mauzoni, 3: Womeu's Athletic Association, tl. ,, Woonsocket EMMA ANDERSON 167 Tenth Street Proviclcnce May Day, lg Stunt Night, lg Rifle Club, lg Comutenceuteut Usher, 25 International Relations Club, l, 2, 3, -'lg Dramatic League, 2, 3, fl: Le Cerele Francais, I, 2. Provitleuce r fy RICOLED . rl' I f l ' OX l '.ORA ALI A BALKCOM 4l50'l ra Strce f Valley Falls lnte atit al Relation Ct 1, I, 3: Glee Club, 3: Nature Club. lg ' D' 1, l: Dr' n' ia League. 2. -l: ll Cireolo Manxoni, I: Stunt light, 3. LENA NlARC.tXRli'l' M BICLCICRS I2 Woocllautl Street Saylesville Stunt Night. l, El: Clce Club, l. 2. fl: CUIIIIIVSS Murilzu, 2, Illus- YIJI P Il 'l'in11'. fl: Class 'i'l'C1ISlll'y Committee. LZ Le Cercle Francais. ,381 -y 1. freial Committee, 2, 'l'reasurer. 8, Secretary, 23 Dramatic' League. 2. 3, Procluctions, 2, Ticket Couunittee, 3: May Day. I- 2. 3: International Relations Club, 2. fl. Social Committee. 1 -. fl. Chairlnau. 2. C0-l,iln'arian. 2: Da iSy Chain, 2: Class Ring Committee. 2: Cbiel' Usher, Cont- Poelry Reading Contest, 2: meneelnenl. 3: ll Circolo Maumni, fl: A Capella Choir. -l. l l IVA ISICRBICRIAN St rawbcrry Field Road Apponaug Orchestra, l, 2: String Ensemble, 3: Glee Club, l, 2, 3: Le Cerclc Frzutcais, l, 25 Il Circolo Manzoni, 2. El, fl, Social Committe Nature Club, 2: Daisy Chain, 2. c, 3: Thirty-one RICOLED ANNA III.ANKS'I'lEIN 96 I':u'k Place ' IW rmnsockcl Inleruzilionzul Relations Club I Z 'I I ' , , ', 1, - , Irogrznn Cmnnlillee, 2, New London Conference, 2: I.e Cercle Ifrunczlis. 2, 8, II: Clee Club. 2. II: Ilrzunzuic l,ez1gue.2. 3,11 .-lnrhm 2 ' 1 ' ', -, 5, Business llclilol' 2, 3: RlC0l.I'1Il, Business Iiclilor, -I: SWIIIIIIIIIIQ, II. ,x ., x I . IIARIIARA I'1I.I.I'IN III,O'l'CI'IIiR 99 Wilcox Avenue Pzlwtuckel Le Ccrclc Francais, I, 2, 33 Sllllll Nighl, -I: Iulernulionul Rela- lions Club, 2, 3, 43 Anchor, ll: Ricouin, Ll: Nzuure Club, 2: May Day, 1. Thirty-two IIFNJ IfI.IlAI3E'I'I-l lSI.IV I5I 'I'I1:uncs SIVCCI Newpurl Wmneu's Allmlelic Assneiuliml, I, 2. fl. 'li Iluskellmill I 2 I' flu . , , I Club, I, 2, 3: II Cireolo Munroui -I' Xluy Day, I, 2, Q..-.'.u I Iorselmuek Riding, Ig Cup :lull C onu c-OIIIIIIIIICC, -I1 sfblllhlll, I, Z, Coll. -I. 4 . ' ' RICOLED RUTH I-ZVANGELINE BOWEN 2117 Pontiac Avenue Cranston l.e Cercle Francais. I, 2. -I: Il Circolo Manzoni. 2. fl. I: Glce Cluh, MARGARIYI' JOAN BRIGGS N9 Artlmore Avenue Providence flurlmr, 2, 3, -I. Associate Editor, Literary Issue, fl. Etlilor-in-chieI', I: International Relations Club, I. 2, 3, -I: Secretary-'l'reasurer. 3, Social Committee Chairman, -I: New linglantl Teachers' Con- ference, Boston, fl: Wellesley Institute of International Relations. 2: Student Curricultun Revision Committee Chairmtm, -I: Eastern States Conference, tl: Stutlent Council, -I: Dramatic League, 2, 3, fl: May Day Committee. I: Stunt Night. I: Rille CIUI1, I: Swimming. -I: May Day Script Committee, I: I.e Cercle I' rancais, 2. MILIJREID VIRGINIA BUCKLIN Il Leah Street North Provitlente Stunt Night Committee. I, 2, 3. Al: May Day. I, 2, 3, 'Ig Inter- national Relations Cluh, I, 2. 3: Social Committee. I: New England Conference. I: Interracial Conference, I. New London Conference, 23 Le Cercle Francais, I, 2, 3: II Circolo Manzoni, 23 Soccer, I: Poetry Reading Contest, 3: Glce Club, I, 2, 3: Candlelight Service, 2: Commencement Marshal, 2, 3, Commence- ment Usher, I: Dramatic League, 3, tl: Nature Cluh, I. Thirty-llt ree RICOLED j0SliI'I'lINli CAIAIERO 25I jastratn Street Providence Clec Club, Ig May Day Costtnne Committee, lg Il Cireolo Man- voni, I, 2, 3, fl, I'resident, FI, fl, Publicity Committee, 2, Social Connnittee, 23 Dramatic League, 2, 3, 'I, l'roductions, 2: Class Sttnshine Connnittee, 8: International Relations Club, I, 2, 3, -I, Delegate, New linglztnd International Relations Conference. Harvard. 23 Student Council, 3, -I, Recreation Room Connnittee, I, Assembly Connnittee, 3, Delegate, New England 'I'eachcrs' Conference, -I, Student Curriculum Revision Connnittec, ft, Col- lege Archivist, -I, Pageant Script Committee, 'lg Ru:ot,t-Zn, Secretary, fl: flll1'll!lI'. fl, -I: Freshman Advisory Board, tl: I-Iclirml, -I: Chicl Usher, New England History 'l'eachers' Conference, tl: lVlm'.t lI'llo fllllflllg' SI111l1'llI.t in ,'llllI'I'll'llll l!11i1f1'rsiliz'.9 and Collegws, lllll. RITA MARIE CAREY 90 Sheldon Street Providence Clee Clttb. I: II Circolo Manzoni, I. 2, 3: International Relations Club, 2, 3, -l, Vice President, -I: Student Council, 3, -I, Chairman, Assembly Committee, -I: May Day Committee, 3: Stunt Night Connnittee, 3, 'Ig Song Contest Conunittee, -I. WI Nllflllill E.-KN CARSON I-I McAllister Street Newport Clee Club, I, 2, 3, Secretary, 3: I,e Cerele Francais, 2, fl. 'I'reas- urer. 2: International Relations Club. 2. 3: Stunt Night. I: lffllllllllll' League, 3, Protlttctions, fl: May Day, I, 2, 3: Natute Club, I, 33 Class Social Connnittee, I. 2, EI: CIIIIIIIPSS lllnrilzn. 2: II Circolo Nlanzoni, I, 23 Daisy Chain, 2: Connnencenient Marshal, 2, EI. X T11 irly-fou r clllll. I3 ll Cirmlu Mnumni. 1: Drmunlic Lcnguc. 2. RICOLED M.-XRCARITI' lil,llAllli'l'H CAST.-Xl.lll -. , .. A . . ' 1 CUllllllllll'K mluclious. -l: lllICl'lliIll0llill Rcluliuux Club. 2. Al. hon nl Clunirluzlu, Al: ll Cirmlo Muuzoui. 2. 3: .,lnr'Imr, -l, Columnist. -l Xlny Du l P Xlphu Rho Tau. 2: Le Ccrclc Fl'1llll'2llS. 2. MAIKCAREI' MARY C.'X'I l'l-IR.-XI.l. DCNWI' 5ll'Cl'l V2lllCy Falls crunlimml Rclzuious Club. 2, Sl, 1: Clcc Club. 3: Nzlturv C.-XROLYN COHICN 5560 l'illVIlIl'kCl Avcuuc l' Circolo Muumui. 2. fl: Nzuurc Club. 2. Illili Wcslmiuslcr Slrccl l'rm'iclcm'c Soccer. l. 2, I: Iluskclbull. -I: Rillc Club. I: Swiuuuiug. ll: Clue 7 l l lllo Club I 2' l'UlHllI'YS llnrilzrl 2' lllillllillll' I.c:lgllC. L. 2. -. ' - :lwl lll'lil'l ,-lnrlmr, lfczuurc Slnll. 1: lulcrnuliounl Rclulirms Club, I. 2, 3, I, Social Conuuillcc. I: I.c Ccrclc l:l'ilIll'iIlS, l. 2. Fl: Ru:ul.lfin. Business Stull. All Sllllll Nighl. l, 2. 3, 1. Cmuulillcv. 2. lg ll Tllirly-jim, R I C O L E D ftuczte Et.izAn11'rH c:oLI.iER 43 Abbott Strcct Providence International Relations Club, I, 2, 3, -l, Secretary-'I'rcasurcr, 2: Clcc Club, lg ll Circolo Manfoni. l, 3, -I: l,c Ccrclc Francais, 2, fl: Nature Club, 2: Wotncn's Athlctic Association, -I: Dramatic League. 2, -l. 5' 31: CATHERINE MARIE CONWAY I0 Bryant Strcct Lonstlalc Nature Club, l, 2, 3, AI: International Relations Club, 3 I Glcc Club, 2, 3, Candlelight Service. 3. Iilnssnni 'l'im1f, Circolo Manzoni, 3, -l, Social Connnittcc, -lg Ru:ot.l-in, Photo- graph Editor, fl. Tllirly-.s'ix 1 f F K7 'UNK IARIE CONLIN A ' nuc Johnston Nalin Club . 2. 3, -I: Le Ccrclc Francais. I. 2: ll Circolo f Mau? ni. 9 3. 'l: C H Club, l, 2, 3: May Day, l, 2: International f Jicl lttlx. l: Dr: natic League. I, -I: Stunt Night, l. J f!Q K 's L Pierce Avenue M .-I R Y AC N ICS COS'I'I'1I.I ,O liti Cottage Street Pttwtucket Glee Club, I, 2, 3, Ilostner Music Club, Ig IlIlCI'II1llI0lI2II Relutit Club, I. 2: Many Dily, I, 3: Cotuttvss Marilza. 2, Bloxsmn Tim:-. 31 Stunt Night. 3: Il Circolo Mnnloni, 3, -I1 Cup and Gown Connnittee, -I. IG.-XRIYI' ANCICI.,-K CORISl I I' R I C O I. E D Tiverton Clee Club, I, 2, EI. Social Connniltee. 3: I.e Ccttlc Frztncxtis. 2. 3. Vice President. 2: IIIICYIIIIIIOIIIII Relations Club. 2. 3: Stunt Night. I: Ilrznnzuic League, EI. Protluctions. fl: May Dany. 2. l May Daly Connnittee, El: Nature Club, I, 3: ll Circolo Mztnxoni. I, 2: Operellat Usher. El: Ring Connnittee. 2. 3: Cluss Social Connnittee, 3: Student Council. 8. -I: Daisy Cbttin. 2: Counnence- ment Mztrsbzll, 2. fl. I'2I.IiA N0 R CRAN DA I .L Westerly Song Contest Connnittee, I, 2: Alpha: Rho 'l'atu. I: flr1r'Itm', ll1'li1'ort. 'l. 'l'lrirty-scmfn RICOLFD lil.lZ.XlH-1'l'lfl IFRIXNCICS CROOK School Street Slatersville Class Vice l'resitlent. I. 2. 3: Presiclent, Stutlent Council. -I: Stutlent Council. 3. I: New linglantl Teachers' Conference, -I: Iiastern States Conl'erenre. I: Orchestra, I: Glee Cluh, 2, fl, Secretary. 2, Presitlent. FI: CIIIUIHKYS Marilza. 2. Itlo.r.mn1 'l'im1'. fl: Nlnsic Cluh, I: A Capella Choir. -I: Stunt Night. I, 2. El, I: Dt.nn:tttc League. 2. fl: Nature Clnh, I. 2: Daisy Chain. 2: May Day, I, 2. Class Day Matslml. Z, Cap tllICI Clown Day Marshal. 2: Commencement Marshal, 2: llaccalaureate Service Mztrslial. 2: Song Committee. -I: Il'lm'.v lI'lm .-lnmng' SInr1r'nl.v in .'Illl1'I'ff'Illl 'i,,NN l'ni11r'rsilir'.v and Collr'g'4's. ISIIO-ll. wi' ' VIRGINIA CROWIELI. SI Waterman Avenue Cranston Le Cercle Francais, I, 2: II Circolo Manxoni. 3. VI: Nature Cluh. ' : .' ' '. 2. I, ,Circulation Manager. 3, 'lg International Relations Cluh. 3. I: Women's Athletic As- sociation. -I: SIIIKICIII Curricttltnn Revision Connnittee. -I: Riding. ISARISQXRJX MARY CURRY ' 78 Liherty Street Central Falls Clee Cluh, I, 2, 3: I-losmer Music Cluh. I: International Rela- tions Cluh. I: May Day, I. 3: CnunlrassM1n'.'lz11.2. BIIIXXUIII 'I'inlr'. 3: Stunt Night. 3: ll Circolo Nlanvoni. -I. Tltirly-1'ig'ltl Com RICOLFD l,lICIIl.I.l'1 I R.-XNKZICS II.XICIl.l'1 335 Summer Slrccl IYUUIISOCIQCI Nature Club, I: Glue Club. 2. FI: .'IllI'lllH', I. 2. FI, I, Ilusinvss Iirlitor, -I: Class Social Clommillcv. 2. EI. flliziirmzm. I: Ring millcc. 2: Ilraunzilic I.c:nguc. 2. EI. Cliaiiruizm. Social Conn I .W . . 4 . I. K , nil- lcc. 21 Many Dlly. I. 2: llausy LIIIIIII. .21 Sllllll NIRIII. I. ... 3. I. Cmmnillcc, I, 2: lluizrllrxx Illarilza. 2: Iiluxxnn: 'I'inu', II: Sucuw. in I 0: Many Quccifs Courl. I: lI'lm'.v lI'l1n .vlnmng Slurlwnls .'Illll'l'Il'lllI l,'uiw'r.vilir'.v um! Cnll1'gvx. IEIII. If .l.XRY .CN IXIIICVIE IAVF lx 'I If IWCSI Sl Cl A I I'rovimlcm'c f I lure CI1 . I, 2 I. -I: 'zmmli' ,cuguc 2 EI I, Sccrclznw, . my lay 3:15, I, 2- nlcrnzil in KCIIIII s 1 1, 2:f F111 uni. I, 2' Ilpl. Rlli 'I' il. I: Iirc 0 Nlainmm, I -lcv C 1. ., 3: iskcl .I I. I. Xl X. rx Gu .XUNICS IJIQS K2R.XNCLI'2S 56 Durfcc SIVCCI I'rm'icIcm'c 'ccr, I, 2. 3, -I, Cuplziill. l, 2. 31 Rillc, I. 2. EI, fI0l'Il0I'ilI, 2: Ilzlskcllmll, I, 2, 3, I. C0-Cilplilill, I, Nlaningcr, -I: Sulllmll. I. 2. -I: I ling Club, I, 2. 3, -I: Spccmllmll, I: lfisllmll. I: Iaulcllc Icimis. I. 2: Ilxullllinloll. I. 2: liziskclliaill Olliciul. I. 2. -I: Mzningcr. 'I mis, 33 Bowling. I: Slay Ilaiy. 2: Allilclic Council. l. J. 'zililc I . mmcn's Athletic .-Xssuciulion, I, 2, 3, -I. Social CUIIIIIIIIICC, I: T11 iffy-Il im RICOLED Forty MARGARET D EWS DIXON Old Mountain Road Wonien's Athletic Association, l, 2. 3, -l, 'l'rcasnrer, 2, Chairman Social Committee, 'lg Soccer. l. 2, 33: Basketball, I, 2, Softball, l, 2: Swimming, 2, -I, President, 2: Rille Club, l, 2: Horseback Riding, -lg Outing Club. 2, -l. Presitlent, 2, 3, -lg Glec Club, 2: Countess Marilza, 2, May Day, l, 2, -1: Athletic Council, 2. 3, Secretary, 3. . , , X DORIS RUTH DOHRINC Louisquisset Pike Pelnbroke, 13 Soccer, 2, 3: Basketball, 2, 3, 43 International Relations Club, 23 Softball, 2, 3. fl: Swinnning, 33 YVomen's Athletic Association. 2. 3. i,C1lCCCilllC IQLEANOR DOlJSXVOR'l'H 2-I Bristol Avenue Pawtucket International Relations Club, 2. -lg Le Cerclc Francais, 2, 31 .-lrtclzor, 4. Saylesville Q . hi! NIARIIC C.'X'l'I'IIiRINli D0 268 H igh Street DITIIIIZIIIC League, I, 2. 35, -I, Protluctions, 2: Soccer. I, 2: Ring COIIIIIIIIICC. 2: Paclclle Tennis, I. 2: Bachninlon, I. 2: Clee Club. I, 2, 3: .-l1u'lmr. 33 Stuclenl Council. 3: Stunt Night, fl: Coni- lnencenlent Marshal, fl. RIS Rll'l'I'I CfX'I'lIl'lRlNli DON.-Xlllflz 75 linglewootl Avenue R I C O I. E D Pawturket Nature Club, lg Dramatic League, 2. El, tl. Procluctions 'I' Xlax Ilay, I, 2. 33 Daisy Chain, 23 Stunt Night, I, 2. El: Connnenre- :nent Usher, I, 2: COIIIIIICIICCIIICIII Marshal. El: Clee Club. 2. El, Chau'ntan, Social CUIIIIIIIUCC. 2. Pl: Culllrlmx lllurilza. 2: Delegate. Iiastern States Conference, ll: Class Social Conuniltee I 2 'I' May Queen's Court, fl. XVoonsoeket K t x ANN l IlANCI'ZS ICMOND HI Ilunncll Avenue l'atrIuc'ket Class Secretary, I. 2. fl. Class Vice Presitlent, sl: Student Council. I, Music Club, I: C-lee Club, 2. tl: A Capella Chou, -I, President. - . - , v - , . I: IJalsvC.I1ain,2: Nature Club, I. .13 Queen s f.0llll, I: May Day, 2: Connnencement Marshal, 2: CUIlllll'.V.Y Marilzu, 2. Iilusxufn 'l'iun', 3: Stunt Night Committee. I, 2: Soccer, I: Song' Com- mittee, -lg May Queens Court. 'lg lI'lm'.s Il'lm .-lmong Slmlwnls in .'IIlIl'I'f!'llll llui1f1'r.rilir'.r and Colleges, ISIAII. FOVIY-Ulllf RICOLED I x NI, .Il,fXIII'. I H IQXGAN I,IIIII ike Hatrmtmy X , , Pep SKIlIl:I ': .Izty I y. 2: Glue Clltlh, 2, FI: N ruumtic nz Nu ti 'NCIUIJ ' lIIf!'.YS 'II 1111. 2: II ' .olo N . tmi. -I: II:tsketImII, fi: A HL gut I Sm nt 5, lu I I MARION ANNET'I'IE I-'ANNINCL I2I Rebekah Street Wotmsocke I: ITCZIIIIFC Editor. -I. ! 1 rl NIA QY VERONICA IVANNIN ' Smith Avenue 'ecnville May Ijlly, I. 2: Nature Club, I, 2. EI, -I: Glee CI . I. 2. 33 II Cireolo Mztnmni. I. 2. 3, -Ig Daisy Clmin, 23 Le Cerele Francais. Rifle Club. I. Fm'ly-Iwo Nature Club, I, 3: Drztmzutic League. Ll: Protluetions. 'Ig Clee Club. 3: May lilly, I. 2: Daisy Clhztin. 2: Stunt Night. I. 2: LL Cerele Francais, I, 23 Soccer. I: flnrlmr. 2. 3, -I. Iixttimnge Editor RICOLED liDI'l'H IIARSON FOGEIJ. 50 Cuntluee Street Provitlence Soccer, I, 2: Bztsketlmll, I, 2: Wotnen's Athletic Association, I. 2. EI, I, Color Cotntnittee, I: Softlmll, l, 2: Nature Club, I, 2: lnlcrnnlionztl Relations Club, I: May Day, I: Hiking Club, EI: Bowling. 4: Swimming, -I. I C Lent. St L 'lwllc' I! I lqjtiuotn 1 . I. 1 I ' FN E7 -- - 'l l . I 'QAM I 4f 16 , : L .uh. I, 2, 4, IUIHIII' Ma ', , 2: lil ' lili'I'H GAl.I.O 691 1'll ' 'et Bristol ' 1 C1 1 , I, 2, I: II Circ lzutzoni, I, 2, EI, -I: Le Cercle Frann- ts, I, 2' Nu u e Cla , I. 2, 3, ll: Many Day, 2: nlnrlrur, 'I: :llio ' Relzlti . Club. I, 2, EI, -I: Cozmlwss Marilzn, 2: Illus- .s' r', 3. FOVIQI-llII'1fI? RICOLED FRANCES Rl'l'A CARVICY I7 Winthrop Avenue Providence XVotneh's Athletic' Assncizttion, l, 2. El, -l: lntertutlional Relations Basketball, 23 Daisy Chain. 2: May Day. 2: Cnunlwss Murilzn, 2: Iilossonl Time 33 A Capella Choir, fl. IQLEANOR MARY GAUDl'1'l' 2 llugbee Court l'rox'idencc ure Clu . , . . -1 ' s Club, I, 2, 3, -l, Vice ' ' l ' 2 ' Associate Editor, Literary Edition, 3: Alpha Rho lau, l: ll Circolo Manzoni, 8, Daisy Chain. 2: May Day, 2, Elg Stt Ni fht Committee, 3, -lg Editor, Freslunan Handbook, -lg Delegate Class Social Committee, -lg Rtcotafzn, Feature Editor, fl. ISA R BA RA RIO.-KN CICOC H ECA N Sl Andem Street l'rovidence Chairman, Class Social Committee, l, 2, 3: All College Social Committee, l, 2, 33 Usher, All College Ball, l, 23 Student Council, -I: Marshal, Conunencetnent, I, 2, 3: Marshal, Cap and Gown Day. 33 Marshal, Daisy Chain, 2: Marshal, Class Day, 33 Ring Conuuittee, 2: Stunt Night, 2, Committee, lg Dramatic League, 2, 3, ll, Productions, 2, 3,13 Clee Club, I. 2, 3, Countess Murilzu, 2. Iilossmn 'l'i1ne, 33 ll Circolo Manzoni, 2, 33 Nature Club, l, 2: International Relations Club, I, 21 Class Social Committee, -l: II'll0'.r Who .'ilIl0Hg SIurl1'11ls in ,-Inlr'ri1'rl11 Ul1i1Ir'rsiliz's and Col- U legw, l9llg Sunshine Committee, 2. 1 JY' yi I orly-four President, 2, 3: flnrlmr, l, 2, 3, Feature Editor, 3, Co ummst, , int t New England Conference of International Relations, l, 2, 3, RICOLED . K ,WJx. X KJJTSI X X FR.'XNCES LB! ,NE U . :Y X X EIS ' ' ' 'ny Slrccl J 'rovimlcfcc D , . 4 - 'QQ ' 'I c C0 omul Q ..., cc Ifqlcnl, 3: .l .nl EI, -' nf ' '. .Xllllclimziss ..xIion. I, 9 3. -I: l.c Icrrlc Canis, lf 2:,ll Ciirmlo A IllIlIi .A I. 21' XMIM: I. 2. EI: Inlcrnulio RCIJIIIUII. .uh. I. ..: II Club, I. 3: May Dany. I. 2, EI: Swimming, -I. iI.INl'1 NI.-XI Y REENIC .I Clil 1I.' 'cel I'mx'imIcm:c I ' - Club, I: ll Circrlo Ilammui, EI, VI: Nillllrc Club. I: Inter- lmlionzll Rclzllions Cllulx, 3. l.I.AINI'1GlINY I0 I m'csl Slrccl I'l'0vixIcncc May llzny, I: Alpha Rho Inu. I: II Clircolo NIIIIIIOIII. 2: lnlcr- Forty-H110 RICOLED SARAH H.'XGOI'IAN 796 Broutl Strcct Providence CIiccrIczulcr, I, 2. 3: Pep Stltlztcl. 2, 3: RiIIc Club, Ig CIcc Club, ' ' .. tg 2 'I' XVomcn x Athletic Assochtlxon. I, Z, 3,21 nn.- 2. fi, -I, Scc:t'ctut'v, -I, Social Committee, 2, Ch mmm I RUTH W.XI.'I'ON I'lAZI.liIJI NIC Gibson Roald Ch ccrlczttlcr, I: Pep Squzul, I, 2: May Daly. I. 2, '15 ,. ., .-,., . u. ,, 1.1.1 Ilan Forty-six skctbnll, 2: Cotmncnccmcnt Mursliztl. EI. I I II Citcolo M mloni 2' Ihiwv Clrtin. 2: Swimming Club, I3 Il Circolo Mzmzoni. RUTH El,IZAI3Ii'I'H H.'XI,'I'ON I-I Wcmlcll Street . Rivcrsitlt- Bztskctbztll. I, 2: Daisy Chain, 2: Cheer Lczttlcr, lg Social Commit- tcc. 3, -I: Maty lfilf, I. 2, 3: .-Inrlmr. 2: CIIIIIIIIRYS Mnrilzrl, 2: Commencement Mursltzll, 3: Clcc Club, I, 2. 3: Il Circolo Mati- loni, I, 2: DITIIIIIIIIL'LC1lf.flIC.2. EI, -I: Stunt Night, -I: .-Xnchor Com- mittcc, -I. Swimming, -I: Pep Squutl, 2, 'I'rc:tsurcr, 2: May Qttccnk Court, tl. Bristol Highlamtls 3: Clcc Club. l Z lcv. IClCl Poetry Rcaclin ' ,ontest. 2: KA'I'HI.I'2liN MARY H QHES 87 Grove Avenue Alurlmr I 2 I ttn ut - , ,233 J 1 is 'cr I.c'tg .l, ' 8 ' econc ' 'esiclcnt, 3, Protluctions, 2: Man , IJclJ:tt ,1ltegttlet', I: Pep Sfllilfl. l, '. Vi' . tt, 2: May Day, 3: Stunt Night, 2: Clee Club, 2. 3: Bloc. Il Circolo Mauzoni. I: Usher, Commencement, I: Marshal Com mencement, EI: Swimming, -I: Basketball, 1, I Y dk iclettcc U RICOLED BARBARA AN ICNRIES . , l East Avenue W Harrisville Nature Club I. 2' .lunatic Lea ftngjlf. : Il Circolo Manzoni, AI: Daisy Chai , ' lay Day I Zlass Social Committee, 2, 3, fl: Anchor Cc nmittec, 4: ee Club. 2, 3: Cotntlrnvs Marilzn, 2: Stunt Night, fl: Soccer, I. 9 l IIACQUIELYN ANN JORCENSON Hilltop Avenue Middletown Glce Cluh, 2, 3: Cmmlvxs llflaritzn, 2: Bloxxom Time. 3: Interna- tional Relations Club, 2, 3: Nature Cluh, I. 2: Commencement Usher, 2. 3: Class Social Committee. 3. F arty-.seven RICOLED f - 9 t f V' vt ' IA r:I.fvfAn Km I ' Stu c ' 3-A'C tl' War' Roztd - Warren' , r ,,, f, ., . , , . ep . .id, . ec C.lt h, 35 inc o IX in m.j2, 3 , .1 ml C11 n ttgf-'lg Nileti: ssociztt' ti, tl. 80 Wheeler Ave Mary Daly, 3 K . ' x PATRICIA MARY KRETZMANN Iicho Farm North Scitu Le Cerele Frzmcztis. l, 25 Alpha Rho Tun, lg Swimming, 43 Daly, lg Il Circolo Mzuixotti, I, 23 International Relations C 'l: Nature Cluh, I. Forty-eight Cliziirmzm, 'l. Pro ternzitionztl Relzttio SELMA BELLE KRASNOW hue Edgewood I Daisy Chain, 2: Drzimzilic League, 3. il, Program olo ihillllfllll 3 In ' ns Cluh. -1: Alpha Rho Tait, -I. 1llC ductions, tl, Usher, I: ll Circ : 3 , .3 - RICOLED HELEN CLAIRE l,.-KFRENIIERE Alleulou Al :hu Rho 'l':1u. I: Le Cercle Frzincuis. 2. fl. -I, Social Committee. 4 . GICRTRITIDIE MARTHA IAllRlliNl0 lil lVuler Slreel lV:u'reu ll Circolo Muuloui, 2, -I, Vice l'l'CSlllCIll, 3, Cllllll'lllZlIl, Progrzuu Committee, ll: Pep Squzul, 2: Glee Club, 2, 3: Countess Marilzn, 2: May lilly. l, 2: Inleruzllionzul Relations Club, -l: Rifle Club, 2: llznlmiulou Club, 2: Cluuclleliglil Service, 2: Swiuuuiug. ll. I :SJW l ' 'H LNES , Vl.Eb. ' l l ' lluce Sl 'Let oviclcuce , O Czunerz C' b, 2 ' 'e l'resi l, 3: ll' :llic X Glee , 3: ,ircolo Man zo ', 9, A So in C e, 3, , ll . : .' un Night, I: 'lay l, 2, 3: I isy C2 1 u, 2: cl' ion Rc lions Clu , niuu Cl b, 'P shcr, C' p zur Gow 2. Dany, 31 Nl' Lure C lg Many K, iceu's C1 'l. fl. Forly-nine RICOLED Fifty KA'I'l-IERINE CECILIA LECH 'l'iogue Avenue May Day, I, 23 Dramatic League, 3, 'Ig Glee Club. 2, 3, Carol 1 Sing, 2, 3, Operctta Usher, 2, 3: ll Circolo Manzoni I 2 'I I Chairman Publicity Cotntnittee, 33 Student Council, fl, Recreation Room Conunittee, -I: Nature Club, 2, 3, fl, Presiclent, il: Wotnen's Athletic Association, AI: Le Cerele Francais, I. MARIAN EVANS Ll'I'Cl-I Fl ELD 92 'l'ransit Street .4lIl'lIUl', I, 2, 3. -I, Feature Editor, 2, fl, News Editor, EI: Class Historian, 2, 3: May Day, I, 2, 3, Costume Co lnatie League, 3, il: Clee Club, 33 International Relations Club, -I: Stunt Nigbt, 35 Freslnnan Handbook, fl, Rtcouan, Assistant Editor, -Ig Senior Play, fl. West Warwick CHRISTINA MARY LIISRAMENTO 2-I Oak Avenue Riverside Il Cireolo Manxoni, 3, 'Ig Clee Club, EI, Nature Club, fl, 'lg Le Cercle Francais, -I: International Relations Club, lg May Day, 2: lll'lllllIlllC League, 3, -I. Wloonsoeket A4 ,Q R I C O L E D KBFTH mucta MAnnREN El.lZ.b '. . . l78 Whittier Avenue Provitlcnee Camera Club, 3: Rifle Club. 2: ll Circolo Manloni, l, 2, 3, -l: l 2 3' International Relations Club, Stunt Night, I: May Day. . ., .. P Suitnntiug tl' Drsunalie League. 2. 3.1. tinlou Club, L: . ' . . CECILIC PAULINE MAYNARD .ZAI MQNHI' 51,4901 West Warwick ll Cireolo Mauzoni, 3, 'lg Clce Club, 3: Nature Club, 3, -1: Le Cercle Francais, -1: International Relations Club, tl: Iilosxom Time, fl: Dratnatie League, 3, -I. l'1l.l'1.-XNOR LOUISE Mt'AlIl,lFl l'I l73 Glcnbritlge Avenue l'rox'icleuee May Quccu's Court, lg May Day. 2: Daisy Chain, 2: Commence- tnent Usher. I. 2: Class Social Comtniltee. -I: Stunt Night, l, 3, 4: atic League, 2. 3, -lc Glce Club, 2, 3: l,c Cercle Basketball, 2: Dratn Francais, 2: May Quccn's Court, -l. Fifly-one RICOLED l02 Glee Club, l, 2, COIIIIIPSS Illarilza. 2, lilnssonl Time, 3: Dru- nizilic League, 2, 3: Le Cercle lfrauicziis, 23 ll Circolo Munzoui, 2. 638 Munlon Avenue I Clee Cluli, 2, fl: Cozzrrlvxs Murilza, 2: ll Circolo Munloni. 2, 3, -I: lnl Ififly-two ROSEMARY Mc:CAR'I'HY Ferris Avenue Ruinforfl RUTH GRACE Mc:ClNN IUO Chapin Avenue Proviclcnce Class Sociul C0llllllillCC, lg Muy lluy, I, 2, 83 Student Council, 2: Clee Club, l, 2, 3: CU1lllll'SS Marilzfl, 21 lilossom Time, fl: Alphu Relations Clulm. -l: Soccer. l: Drannnlic League, -l. A LILLIAN CATHERINE MCCOXVAN 'roviclcncc Cruulionul Relations Clulr, -lg SWlllllllll1g Club, il. Rlio 'l'uu, l. 2: ll Circolo Muuxoni. 2. 3, l, Sccrclury, il: Le Ccrcle I-IICLICN CZORRINNE Ml'lLI,l'2N I5 Robinson Street NIIITZIQZIIISCII Alpha Rho 'I':ni, Ig I.c Ccrclc l'il'1IllCiliS. I: Sllllll Night, 33 Senior hong LUIIIIIIIIICC. -1. EILICIQN Mc:GRA'l'l'I RICOLED I IW Perry Struct Providence l.c Ccrclc l r:lmrnis. I: Glcc Club. 2: Sllllll Night. 3. -I: May 5 xlllillil Xin Dwi' l':1g'c:n1l, -I. Bl'lR'l'INA Rl'l'A MII.l.ER Daw. I2 Norlli Plcalsunl Slrccl West Wzmvicrk 1 1 1 ,', 2',L:l Jznsv 1 ' in 1' Club, fl. lffffy-111,-1-1 RICOLED BARBARA TEN EYCK MOORE I8 Congtlon Street l'roviclence Nature Clttb, 3, -1: ll Circolo Manzoni, 3, -lg Glee Club, 35 May Day, 3. KATHRYN MARIE MORGAN 226 Central Street Central Falls May Day, l, 2, 33 Glee Club, I, 2, 3: Countess Maritza, 2: Art Club, 1, 2: Dramatic League, 1, 2, 3, -I, Social Committee, 33 ll Circolo Manloni, l, 23 Le Cercle Francais, lg Stunt Night, l, 2, fl: A Capella Choir, Al, Vice Presitlent, 'lg Nature Club, lg Blossom 'I'imc', 3. MARY CERTRUDIZ MUNSON 272 Rugby Street Providence Anchor stall, l, 2, 3, News litlitor, 2, lirlitor-in-chief, 35 Anchor Literary Issue, Editor, 3: International Relations Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-'l'reastn'cr, 2, Presiclent, 2, Program Chairman, 3, fl: Student Council, l, 2, 3, fl, Assembly Committee Chairman, 2. Recreation Rooln Connnittee Chairman, -lg Curricultnn Revision Committee Secretary, ll, RICOLIQD Iitlitor-in-chief, Alg College Shop Manager, fl: Delegate, Eastern States Conference, -lg Delegate, New linglantl 'I'eachers' College Conference, Ll: Delegate, New England International Relations Conference, 2, 3, Conference Secretary, -lg Delegate, New linglantl Foreign Allairs Conference, l, 2, 3, -lg Freshman Handbook Stall, 33 Freshman Orientation Committee, -'lp Debating, 3. -l: Model Congress, El: Stunt Night Committee, 3. -l: Who's Who Among Sttulvnts in Anu'ric'an Uni- versities and Colleges, 1941. I zftg four M ARY ED WI NA MURRAY 506 Prospect Street Nature Club, I: May Day, lg Daisy Chain, Stunt Night, 3,15 IXIIIVSIIZII, Cap zuul Gown Day, 3: lNIarsltal, Class Day. 3: Marshal, Vespcr Service, 3: Marshal, Commencement, 3: ll Circolo Mauloui. 2. x I.e Cercle Francais, I: Clee Clulm, I. 2, 3: Il Cireolo Mann Daisy Chain. 2: Dramatic League, 3, tl. First Vice Pre. RICOLIZD FRANCES ICLINO R M I IRRAY 'I7 Alexander Street I'roviclencc' mt. 8: suleut. -I, Senior Play, -I: May Day, l, 2: Commencement Marshal, 2, M my Qucetfs Court. 3, -I. XVOtms0ekel CI..'XIRI'1 CIECILIC OLIVIICR Hawley Street Central l tlIs Ie Cercle Francais, I, 2, 3. -1, Presitleut, -I: Il Cireolo Maumui. : 1 .L.F.-: Ii I ,-:.:y :y.l,L. Filly-hw' RICOLED IQUNICIC MOSETTA OLSON l7S Fort Street East Providence May Day, I: Hat Committee Chairman, I: Dramatic Lea 'ue , 2, 3, LI, Productions, 2: Alpha Rho Tau, 2: Swimming, -I: Camera Club, El: Usher, Cap and Gown Day, 3: Senior Play, -I. 2 l VIRGINIA ANN I'AI..lNIIiR 209 Beckwith Street Cranston Class Social Committee, I, 2: Chairman, fl: Stunt Night Com- mittee, I, 3, fl: Glec Club, I, 2, 3: Counters Marilza, 2: Blossom 'I'imz', 8: Candlelight Service, 2: International Relations Club, I, 2, Social Committee, 2: Basketball, 2: Dramatic League, 2, 3, fi, Production, fl: May Day, I, 25 Daisy Chain, 2: Commencement Usher, I: Marshal, Commencement, 2: Degree Pin Committee, 'Ig May Queen's Court, fl. ' RITA l'l71RRIi.'Xlll.'l' ti-11 YVoodward Road North Providence WVomcn's Athletic Association. I, 2, El, AI, Social Committee, 2, fl: Athletic Cotmcil, I, 2, 3, Social Committee, I: Soccer, I, 2 fl, fi: Basketball, l, 2, fl, -I: Softball, I, 2, 3, 'Ig Fistball, I: Speed- ball, I: Swimming, 'lg Horseback Riding, 41: Rifle Club, I, 2: Outing Club, l, 2, 3, -I: Paddle Tennis and Badminton Club, 1,23 Secretary-Treasurer, 2. , ' , Fifty-six RICOLED jEANIi'l l'li PIATT 36 Greenwich Street Providence International Relations Club, l. JANE l'I.AC1i 38 lfretlerick Slreel Provitlence xVOIllCIl'S Athletic Association, l, 2, 3, -l, President, 4, Vice Presitlcnt, 2, 33 Student Council, -l: Athletic Council, 2, 3: Soccer, l. 2, 3, -I: Basketball, l, 2, 3, fl: Softball, l, 2, fl: Outing Club. l, 2, 3, -lg Rifle Club, l, 2, 3, Captain, 3: Horseback Riding. 'lc Swiunning, 'lg Speeclball, lg Fistball, I: Le Cercle Fl'ZlllC2llS, 2: Stunt Night, lg May Day, l, 2: Badminton and Paddle Tennis, 1, 2: Golf, -l. 1il,lZABl'1'l'H l'OI'0VlCl'I ll Elm Street Manville Basketball, l, 2, 3, fl: Soccer, 1, 2, 33 Swinnning Club, 'lg Pris- Ill2ll0lKl Club, lg Camera Club, 33 Le Cercle lfraneais, l, 2: ll Cir- colo Manzoni, 35 Glee Club, fl: Nature Club, 2: XVOIllCll'5 Athletic Association, l, 2, 3, -I. Sixty-.vrfwen RICOLED DOROTHY AGNES REA RDON Seeoutl Point Road Oakland lleaell Le May Day Pageant. 2: Class Social Committee. 2. Cercle Francais. 2: ll Circolo Mauxoni. fl: Dust Chun 2 ..l MARY ELIZABETH ROONEY GERTRUDE 'l'Hl'1RESl'1 RIVARD 290 Illinois Street Central Falls Le Cercle Francais, 2, 3, fl: Il Circolo Manzoni, 2, 3, 4: May Day, 2: Commencement Usher, 2: Womcu's Athletic Association. 3, Al: Basketball, 2, 3, QI: Pep Squad, 3: Glce Club. 3: Camera Club. 3: Nature Club, 'lg Swimming, Al. I3 Hawley Street Central Falls Soccer, 2, 3, 4, Captain, fl: Basketball, 2, 3, il: Outing Club, Ll: lV0lllCll'S Athletic Association, 2, 3, -l: Swimming Club, 4: Soft- btll 1 n 1 - Fifty-eight REGINA ANCICIA SHEEHAN IN2 lilm Street Nortrootl Class Social Committee, 1, 2, 3, Al, Student Council, Alg Daisy Chain, 2: May Day, l, 2: Commencement Usher, I: Marshal, Commencement, 23 Stunt Night Committee, I: Stunt Night, I, 2. 3, -lg Clee Club, 2, 83 Blossom Time, 3: Dramatic League, 2, El, -l. Productions, -lg International Relations Club, l, 2: Le Cercle Francais, 2, 3, Social Committee, 2: Basketball, 3. 168 Hamilton Blossom Time, 3. ,l 1' J R I C O I, DOROTHY GRACE Roumtn 555 Huntington Avenue Provitlenee l.e Cerele Francais, 2. El, -I, Secretary, 3: ll Circolo Manroui. 'P 'B I Clu. Club I P , , L, 33 Operelta, 2, El: Commencement Usher. 2. 3: Alpha Rho Tau, lg Swllllllllllg, fl: Nature Club, 2. SHI RLEY 1ilLlil'iN SMITH 1 Street Providence May Day. l, 2. 3, llg Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Cozznlwxs Marilza, 2. Fifiy-Him FD 1 RIC 73 nCllll0lll Avenue OLED MARY ELIZABIETH S'l'Al'FORl3 Proviclenee Glee Club, l, 2. fl, Chairman, Social C0lIlIlllllCC, 3: Coinrlzam lllnrilzrl. 2: Daisy Chain. 2: Le Cercle Francais, l. 2, SCCl'ClZll'y, 2, Presimlenl. 2: Class Secretary, -I: Student Council. 2, fl: New ling- o lancl 'Veachers' Conference, fl: May Day, I, -: Song Day Com. lnillee, Sixty 2, il: Dranlalic League, -I: Marshal, COIIIIIICIICCIIICIII, 2: May Queen's Court, Al. 60 'l'ynclall Avenue Il DOROTHY STEI .LAIES 99 Main Slreel XVakeliclcl Glee Club, l: llrznnzuie League. 2, 3, -l, Procluclions, 3: May Day, l. 2: Daisy Chain, 2: COIIIIIICIICCIIICIII Usher, 2, 3: I.e Cerele Francais, l. Gown COIlllIllllCC, -l. vip RITA STANIJIEI, Providence Le Cerele Francais, l, 2: Coinineneelnenl Usher, l, 2: Usher, ' 0 u,I 1 uf. l Z . -1 .'. 1. I , . . ,em ', , Clap and Gown Day, l, 2, May Day, 1, . D1 nnu g., , Usher, 'lg Slunt Night, 2, -l: Class Social C0lllllllllCC, -l: Cap and ue Pronluelions, 2: Usher, l, 2, El, Al, Head CIECEIJA MARIE SUIIIVAN I0 Goodwin Street Wonien's Athletic Association. I, 2, 3, -I, Secretary, EI: Athletic Council, I, 2, 3: Soccer, I, 2. 3, I, Ilasketlxall, I. 2, 3, AI, Captain, l. 2, SoItIx.tlI, I, 2, -I, C tpt'tin I 'P' Fiwthall, I: Spectlliall, I: Stritntning. -I: Ilorselmzutk Riding, I, Captain I Rtlle C lub I 1 IS P atltninton antl Iatltlle A. ,.., I ,.' .' . ,I . , Iennta Lluli, I, J. Outing Lluli, I, 2, I. I: May Day I 2' Ie Cercle I'r'tnc'ui 2' RICOLED G ICN EV I EVE ISA R B.-X R A Sl I ITA 353 Roosevelt Avenue Pawtucket Le Cercle Francais. I, 2: ll Circolo Manxoni, 2, 3, 'Ig Glec Club, I, 2: Basketliall, I. 2, 3: Soccer, I, 2: Stvinnning, -I: Pep Squzul. I, 2, 3, Vice Presitleut. 2, President, 3: Clieerlezuler, I, 2: Stunt Night, fl: May Day, l, 2. Newport Strinnning, -I. MAIIIQLYN SIIIIIVAN 207 Atlantic Avenue l'rovitlcnt'e llratnatic League, 2. -I: International Relations Club, I, 2 fl' I I Nature Club. 3, AI: Il Circolo Manzoni, 2: Stunt Night, I: Coni- nicncemcnt Usher, 2. Sixty-one RICOLED BARBA RA VERNON TIEFFT 59 Pond Slrccl Ari Club, Ig Glcc Club, 2, 3, Candlelight Service, 2: May Day, ., - - ,- I 5 . .., . -yy V 11- AT,.,', 4.'1 American Girl, -I: Soccer, fl. I, 2: Arclicry. 2: Commcnczcmcnt Usher, 23 Dramatic League, 2, 'I l Iboclumlion l Slunl Ni1,,l1l I l Illskublll 2 l l MURIEI. AUGUSTA TOBIN 36 Elm Slrccl May Day, I, 2: Drznnatic League, 2, 3, 4: Usher, -lg Commence- ment Usher, 2: Wo'mcn's Alhlclic Association, I. Sixty-Iwo Wakcllclcl , -5 Sollba I, -5 LA URA ICLIZAIIETH TI ICRNEY 83 Spring Avenue Wcsl Barrington May Day, I, 2, 35 Glcc Club, l, 2, 33 Daisy Chain, 2: Commence- ment Usher, 2. 3: Drznnatic Lcaguc, 3, -lg Ring Commillcc, 23 Arl Club, I: l'cp Squad, I, 2, 33 Chccrlczulcr, l. Westerly WW RICOLED , www WW! MARGARET MARY XVALSH I2 Hooper Place Provitlence May Day, l, 2, 3: Daisy Chain, 2: Le Cerele Francais, 1, 2, 3, President, 3: ll Circolo Manloni, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: Student Council. l, 2. 3: Stunt Night, 2: Dramatic Lcatguc, 2, 3, -lg Basket ball, 2: Swimming, -I: Commencement Usher, 2: Class Secrc tary, 3, ft, L, -, -,. .. . ming Club,1l. cb' DORIS RHODA TYSON 2l Elmore Avenue Greystonc Basketball, l, 2, 8. tl: Soccer, l: Social Committee, lk Fist- btll I Dnsy Chain, 2: May Queen's Court, l, 2, 3, Al: Glec Club, 2. fl: ll Circolo Manzoni, 2: Hill Committee, l. A MELIA GRACE WARGOSKI l06 Wakcneltl Avenue XVest Warwick Basketball, l, 2, 3, -l: Soccer, l, fl: Outing Club. fl: Nature Club, 3. -I: International Relations Club, -lg Dramatic League, -I: Wo- men's Athletic Association, -'lg May Day, l, 2: Debating, fl: Swim- Sixty-tlmrc RICOLED OLIVE GIERTRUDE WEEDEN 62 Crassntere Avenue East Provitlence Basketball, I. 2, -l: Swituntingy -lg International Relations Club, l, 2, -lg Nature Club, -lg Dramatic League, 2, 3, -l: May Du P l. ..,.,,. ....-..., .t MARY I.OlllSl'2 YVHEELAN H42 Academy Avenue Providence Soccer, l: lnteruatioual Relations Club, lg Carol Sing, Ig Glee Club, I, 2, 35 Cotutlmr Marilza, 2, Iilossum Time. 31 Candlelight Service, 2: Il Circolo Manzoni, I, 2, 39 Stunt Night Committee, 8, Stunt, Night, l, 2, tl: Chairman. Song Contest Committee, g nz 'r, 1.2, 'lg May Day, l, 2. 3, -Ig Sunshine Committee, 3: A Capella Choir, -lg Dramatic League, -l, Produc- ne ELIEANOR FRANCES WHITMAN 189 llurringtou Street Providence Basketball, l, 2: Swimming. tl: May Day, 1, 23 ll Circolo Man- zoni. 2, 3, tl, Secretary, 35 Glee Club, 2, 3: Dramatic League, 2, 3, tl, Proclttetions, 2: Comtneneetnent Usher, lg Anchor Cotntuit- tee, -lg Le Cercle Francais, 3, Social Comtnittce, Sixty-fotl r RAYMONIJ IY.-XCIIANNO I5 Ilnrker Slreel Ill llalskclbull. . L. E. -I Dil RICOLED ROlIl'1R'I' TROY BYRON Reservoir Avenue l'rovimlL'uce gllllllflll Couucil. I. 2. Sl. I. Vice President. -I: Cliuirluaul. All-CoI- lege Bull. -I: Clulirluaui, Many Dlly. -I: .-lu1'lmr. I. 2. fl. Sports Iiclilor, , . . . , , . . . . I ' J: Athletic c.0llIlCIl. I. 2. .iz Mens Allilelic Association. I. 2. ,. . 9 . . I I -I, Prcsicleul, 3. 'I're:mu'er. -I: lcuius. I. ... 'l. flilpllllll. 2, -I: I P I I I'oolb:nII. I: Ilrzuuzulic Lezigue. 2. 3. 'l: 'h2IlIII3.f. II: Iiloxxozrl 'l'.':uc. 3. CUIIIIIIZYX Mrlrilzn. 2: Sluul Night. I 2. 3: Charles Carroll Club, I. 2. fl, -I: Ring Couuuillee Cliuir- uiziu. 2: Kuppu Ilellzl I'hi. 2. 3. ll: Delegate. New Euglzuul ICIICIICIS' Coullereucc. -I: Speaker. l'lllSICI'lI Slules CouI'crcuCC. -I. I'rovicleuce Athletic Council, I: llzlsebnll, I. NIZIIIZIKCY. I: Charles Carroll Club, I, 2, 3, -I. Director, liozircl ol' Coveruors. El: Drznuzllic League I I l'0KllICll0IIS, 2. Al: lizlppu Della l'I1i, -I: Il Circolo Nllllllillll. I. 2. 3: P Klub I P I II. Cmnzlcxx Illnrilzn. L: lable 'l'cuuis I , , .ZI Wu 'xllll RAYNIONIJ VICTOR IFICRRI ','1l0IlI Avenue In-qwiflgm-C elic Council. I. 23 Mzuiuger. lluseballl, I. 2. fl: llllfllllllll, lg Sluul Night, I. 2. Il, -I: Clmrles Carroll Club, I. 2. Sl. -I: Kilppll Della I'hi, 2. EI. -I: Vice Presiileul. I: Cup :uul Cowu Couuuillee. II' llrzuuulie League, l'ro mlucuous. -I. Sixty-Eve RICGLED l'AIII. l'HII.I I' HAGCARTY Allculou CIIZIFICS C1:u'rolI Club, I, 2. 3, I, Committees, 3: DHIIIIZIIIC Lcnguc, 2, 3, -I, I'rocIuclums, 3: Iulcruzulouzll RCIIIIIOIIS Club, 'Ig II Circolo Mzmmui, 2, 3 I ANTHONY IASIl2I,I.O EDWARD GEORGE HUNT 30 Kelley Slrccl I'r0vidcuc:c IIIICYIIZIIIOIIIII Rclzllions Club, I, 2. 3, -I, l'rogrum Cllalirmzul, 3, -I. Dclcgulc, Hzlrvurd Cnufcrcucc, 2, Dclcgzuc, M.I.'I'. Cloufcrcucc. 33 Charles Carroll Club, I, 2, 3, -I: flurlmr IIilcr:u'y Issue, 3: SIIIIICIII Council. 3: Ilrmnzuic League, I, -I: Proclucliou. 'lz Il Circolo Mzuwoni, 2: RICOI,I'1Il, -I: Sllllll Night. 3. I02 Clulrcll Slrccl Brislol Cihzlrlcs Clurroll Club, I, 2, 3, -1, llozml of C-ovcruors, 4: Il Circolo Mzuwuui, I, 2, 3, -lg lluschull, I, 2: Draunulic League, I, 2, EI, fl, I'roduclious, 2, 3, I: -Iuuior Varsity Bzlskclhull, I: Iulru- lIlllI'ilI and Iulcr-cIuss Ilnskcllmll. I. 2. 3,113 Debating, 3, -1: Anchor COIIIIIIIIICC. 4. Sixty-six Students in American Universities and Colleges, 19-10, 19-ll. RICOLED MORRIS IRVING 202 Massachusetts Avenue Providence RICOLFZD, Acting Art Editor, 3, Art Editor, 4: Charles Carroll Club, I, 2, 3, -1. Publicity Committee, I. 2: Il Circolo Manzoni, 2: Debating, 33 Stunt Night, l. 2. 3. fl: School Seal Revision Com- mittee Chairman, 3: Alpha Rho 'l'au, 2: Poster Contest Winner, 2: Prismatoid, lg School art publicity, I, 2. 3: Cap and Gown Com- mittee, fl. FREDERIC KING I 58 Connection Street Newport Student Council, I, 2, 3, fl, Treasurer, 3, Charles Carroll Club, I, 2, 3, fl, President, 2, Social Committee Chairman, 2, fl, Board of Governors, l, 2, 3, 'lg Senior Class President, 43 Dramatic League, I, 2, 3, -1, Productions, I, 2, 3, -I3 Debating, -lg Delegate, Eastern States Conference. 2: Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Productions, 2, 3, Social Committee, rl: International Relations Club, l, 2, fl, Conference Delegate. -lg Inter-class Basketball. I. 2, 3, 4, Track, lg Football, I: junior Varsity Basketball, lg Tennis. I, 2, 3, flg Anrlior, I3 Chairman, Campus Beautification Committee, 2, 3: Men's Ath- letic Association I 2 3 -I' Stunt Night 1 2 fl' II ho's Who Amon f DANIEL KITCHEN, JR. 92 Holden Street. Providence Class President, l, 2, 3, -13 ll Circolo Manzoni, l, 2, 33 Debating, 2, 33 Charles Carroll Club, l, 2, 3, tl, Stunt Night, 1, 2, 3, fl: Stu- dent Council, l. 2, 3, -'lg Athletic Council, l, 2, 33 Delegate, Eastern States Conference, 33 Delegate, Model Senate, 2: Dramatic League, 2, 3, fl, Productions, 33 Social COIIIIDIIICC, I, 2, 3, 'lg Varsity Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3, 'l, Captain, fl, Track 'I'eam, 2. 3: Tennis, 2, 33 Blossom Time, 33 Anchor Rules Revision Committee, 33 Inter- class Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Track, Freshman Hand- book Connnittec, 3. Sixty-seven RICOLED METRO KWASNICKI 30 Lapham Court Woonsockel Class Treasurer, l, 2, 33 Student Council, fl: Kappa Della l'hi, 3, fl: Dramatic League, 2, 3, fl, l'rocluclions, 2, 3, flg Charles Car- roll Club, l, 2, 3, fl, Secrelary-Treasurer, 2, 3: Glce Club, 2, 3, fl, Countess Marilzu, 23 Blossom Time, 3: Varsity Basketball, l, 2, 3, Ll: lnlernalional Relations Club, 2, 3, 'lg Dance Colnmillccs, l, 2, 33 Debaling, -15 Men's Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, fl, Vice- Presizlenl, -'lg Sllllll Night, 1, 2, 3, fl. THOMAS LOWERY lI05 Chalkslonc Avenue Provimlence Charles Carroll Club, l, 2, 3, fl, Vice President, 2, Treasurer, -I: l3l'1llllZlllC League, 2, 3. -1, Debating, fl, l'l'0CllICll0llS, 2, 3, Al: lnlra- mural Basketball. Softball, Football, l. 2, 3, -lg ,-lnrlzor, l: 'l'rack, lg Counlrss Marilza, 23 Iilosxarzz Time, 3. LEONARD MAILLOUX, jk. I Beacon Avenue Xvmmgockcl Slnclenl Council, l, -lg Alhlelic Council. 2: Manager, Tennis, 23 llrainalic League. 2, 3, -l, Procluclions, 2, 3, -lg COUIIIIIXS Mnrilza, 2: Iilassom Tinzr. 3: A Capella Choir, -l: Men's Athletic Associa- tion, I, 2, 3, -lg Charles Carroll Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Chairman, Social Connnillee, 2, 3, Prcsiclenl, 4: Kappa Della Phi, 2, 3, -l. Sixty-eight RICOLED FRANCIS SCOTT MILLICAN 9 School Street Lonsdale Basketball, I, 2, 3: Baseball, l, 2: Football, l, 2: Track, I: Ath- letic Council, I, 2, Social Committee, I, 2: Charles Carroll Club I, 2, 3, fl, President, fl, Social Committee, I, 2: Dramatic League, I, 2, fl, President, fl. Play Reading Conunittee. 3, fl, Productions I, 2, 3, fl: Student Council. -l, Treasurer, tl: Clee Club, 2, 3, Coun- lzzvs lI1m'ilz1l,2: lilosxonz Timo, 3: A Capella Choir, fl: Stunt Night. I, 2, -I: Usher, Vesper Service, I, 2: Men's Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, -l: Debating, I: Eastern States Conference, 'Ig Kappa 1 Delta Phl. 3. -I: Ring Lonuntttee. 2. 3: May Day Committee, -I: Handbook Committee, -l. IXIICHAICI. ALOYSIUS MORRY 20 Peach Hill Avenue North Providence Charles Carroll Club, I. 2, 3. I: Alpha Rho 'I'au, lg Il Circolo Manzoni, 2, 3, -I, Treasurer, 3, fl: Dramatic League. 2, 3, 'l, Pro- ductions, 2, 3, fl, Properties, 2, Radio Production. 2, Debating, 2: Delegate, Model Congress, 2: Clce Club, 2, 3, Scenic Ellecls, 2, Cmmlf-.rx Marilzn, 2: Iilossom Time, 3: Stunt Night, 3: Archery, 2: Varsity Track, I, Inter-class Track, I: junior Varsity Basketball, 2, -l, Inter-class Basketball, 2, 3, ll: International Relations Club, -l, Foreign Policy Conunittee Chairman, -lg A Capella Choir, 'lg Anchor Committee Chairman, tl. JOHN CARROLL MURRAY I7 Chaucer Street Providence Class Treasurer, fl: Class Social Cotnmittee, l, 2, 3: A Capella Choir, Al: Dramatic League, 2, 3, -I, Productions, 2, 3, fl: Il Circolo Manzoni, 2: Blossom Time. 3: Degree Pin Conunittee, fl: Charles Carroll Club, I. 2, -'l, Board ol' Governors, 2, Social Conunittee Chairman, fl: Kappa Delta Phi, 3, -l: Stunt Night Committee, 2, fl. I Sixty-vzim' RICOLED JAMES RUSSO -I6 Brighton Street Providence Debating, 2, 3, ll, President, 'lg International Relations Club. 2, 3, fl, President, -lg Dramatic League, 2, 3, -'lg Football, lg Charles Carroll Club, 1, 2, 3, -'Ig Men's Athletic Association, l, 2, 3, -l: Student Council, -lg Il Circolo Manzoni, 2, 3, 'lg Stunt Night Chair- man, 11. GUY VlI.,I,ATICO 87 Bartlett Avenue Edgewood Class Treasurer, 33 Charles Carroll Club, l, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club, 3, -15 Stunt Night, 33 Blossom Time, 33 Counlcss Marilzu, 2: Dramatic League, 2, 3, fl, Productions, 23 ll Circolo Manzoni, l, 2, 33 Intra-mural Basketball, 2, -l, Softball, 2, Volleyball, 23 De- bating, 2g Kappa Delta Phi, Alg Song Committee, l, 2, 11, JAMES DULLEA WARREN 31 Grosvenor Avenue Providence Charles Carroll Club, 1, 2, 3, 11, Board of Governors, 2, 3, Sec- retary, 33 Kappa Delta Phi, 3, fl: Baseball, 1, 23 Ring Committee Chairman, 4: Degree Pin Chairman, ll: Student Council, fl. SIFUKII ly GRADUATE STUDENTS RAYMOND A. CREEGAN I'Rovln1cNc:l': Cul.l.l-ical-1 GI,,IN'I'0N S. AIOHNSON BRQWN JACK A. MILLER RIIOIJE Isl..'xNn S'l',x'l'l': IIAMES F. OTZONNOR Rlmmf: Ismxn S'1'.-x'l'l': MARGARET L. PETERS Rlmm-1 Isl..-mn S'l'.x'1'1-1 MARIE B. F. PIGARIJ Ruomc Isl..xNn S'l'.x'rl-1 MARY F. RANDALL R I mm: Isl..-x ND S'I'A'I'I-I GRACE M. SAFSTROM Ruom-1 Ismxn S'm'l'lQ EX FORTYONE MARIORIE TYRING ALLEN HELEN BURROUGHS LUGILLE CHAUVIN BERNIGE EDXVARIDS EARL GIl I ORD CHARLES HAGGERTY MARY HINES RlI'I'l-I KILEY ERNEST LI'l I'ERlGR XVINIFREIJ IXIALONE ELEANOR MEANERHON GEORGE NEILAN ROBERT NEXVBOLID ALICE REYNOLDS ELEANOR SI-IEA MADELINE VIGNEAU '1'ElII3ER'I' VIRGINIA THOMSON XVIN'l'ERl3O'l I'OM Szfwfn ty-mn 1 'I I1 Iwc-11 Il sm SENICR ' lf Class ol I.II gulurly unilccl SCIIIUI' flzlss Imcfzlllsc it Ims IJl'L'Il Ircc I ul' IIIL' IIZICIIUIIS I vliclucs whirl: somo- 'o Ilclll dur- IllllL'Sl'1lllSL.lIlM I mg 1' llur larsl cullcgv your. Much ol' thc crulil Im' VIRGINIA I',xmn-11: Am' XVIIICI-1I.AN ' I . 4 Q I SW,-nl Cmlnnillm, lg,,,,g IA,,,,l,,,- m.unl.un1ng this umly mn lx- givcn lu lhc oilircrs pic- IA M 1-is NV Mu: ICN Ring' CINIIIIIIIHUI' Srfwfrfly-111111 ANN IJIMOND Vim l'rr'.s'frlr'nl f:I OFFICERS IIIVCII who scrvccl from lfclm- ruzlry lo junc' and to llu- lol- lowing ollifcrs who scrvml I'rmn Snrplvllllxrn' lo lfclmru- ary: l rcclcriv King. prcsi- tllfllll Ann limoml, vimtc president: Mary Slznllhul. f1cc'rc1zn'y: -john Murray. Il'C2lSlll'Cl'C :mtl l,lu'illc Dali- glc, sofizll C'UllllIlillCC K'lI2lil'- lllilll. DANH-zl. Krrmzm-:N I'rr'.vi1l1'nI ,xlu:Ak14:'l' XVALSII Sm'n'I1u'y Imm lXIl1RR,w I l'I'lI.K'lI rm' wr: ly-Ill We CLASS WILL ' Wfe, the class of 1941, Rhode Island College of Education, being of relieved mind, do hereby will and bequeath tell-tale traits and favorite fancies, in fond hope that those so fortunately chosen to carry them on, may help to keep the memory of our class lingering at Alma Mater for many years to come. I, Eleanor Dodsworth, will to any absent-minded junior my abundant collection of 10 cents due cards. I, Sall' Krasnow, do soletnnlv and 'o 'ousl' bet ueath to Ruth Rottnan tn' desire to be in I , I I I l I two places at the same time, but mostly in the other place. I. Alice Collier, do bequeath to any underweight underclassman the excess pottndage I plan to lose this sutntner. I, Anthony lasiello, will and bequeath to Jack Cannon all the fruitless, but interesting argtnnents I have had with the coach on the subject of baseball. I, Madelyn Sttllivan, bequeath to Agnes Gormley the midnight oil to preserve and pass on to whoever seems in need of it. IVe, Rita Standel and Jane Place, do hereby bequeath to Millie Smith and Rosemary Grimes that feeling of anxious anticipation as Dr. Whipple, Mr. lithier, Professor Weber, and Miss Carlson ride by and wave to them on the way to R.I.C.E. I, Grace Maddren, do hereby bequeath to Cecilia Durigan better luck than I had in getting a front seat in Assembly. I, Daniel Kitchen, Jr., do hereby bequeath to AI Sugden the gentle task of controlling his brood on all basketball trips. I, Ann Emond, do bequeath to some aspiring underclassman the nearly impossible task of pacifying jitterbug classtnates while Lucille copies down the words. - I, Christina Libratuento, bequeath to Virginia Motta the thrilling, bttt not willing. experience of facing one hundred people plus, in Senior Demonstration. I, Cecilia Sttllivan, do hereby bequeath to Inez Bliven, Marion Crowell, Ruth Hathaway. and Amy Wilbur the duty of upholding the reputation of the fourth floor as the peppiest as well as the noisiest floor at the Y. IV. C. A. I, Ruth Lawless, do hereby bequeath to Barbara Ryan my very popular seat in the center of the first row in Economics and Sociology. I, Barbara Joan Geoghegan, do hereby bequeath to joseph Brigham Young the ability to persevere in finding a suitable substitute as his advisor and coulitlante when I have left these hallowed walls. I, Eleanor McAuliffe, do hereby bequeath to Mitzi Hall and Peggy Martin tny uncanny ability to Und my inartislic personage chosen to demonstrate such inabilities in this Held. I, Francis S. Milligan, do hereby bequeath as a sacred heritage the solemn duty of adjourning forum meetings to Carl Steinwachs, with the stipulation that he be present every 'l'hursday morning, waiting for the opportune minute. .S'e11cr1ty-four' I, Margaret J. Briggs, bequeath to next year's editor of the Anchor a calm and patient ear to voices commending or attacking this publication. I, Mary V. Fanning, bequeath to Gertrude Baron my locker, which I have possessed for four years without knowing its number. I, Anna Blankstein, bequeath all worries of advertisements I'or the RICOLED to future business editors. Being ol' a sweet and benevolent nature, I, Carolyn Cohen, being allowed to slip graciously from these portals, cheerfully bequeath to Miss Katherine L. Cnzner the serene and thought- provoking atmosphere of a library without my presence. I, Edna Conlin, will to Ruth Brown my reserved seat in chapel with the hope that she will use it occasionally. I, Sarah IJ. Hagopian, bequeath to Shirley Cohen all the hard knocks which came my way during the rounds ol' my four year battle. l, Barbara Tellt, do bequeath 1ny camp by the sea to all or any who are willing to worry about llnding a place for resting the weary bones of all who wish to sleep. I, Mildred Bucklin, do bequeath to Mitzi Hall a johnny at Providence College. I, Metro Kwasnicki, Baron of Galicia, Ukraine, do hereby bequeath to Richard H. Turner, my Bohemian tovarich, the privilege of saying nazdorovia to all those who have no other place to go btlt the Mansion House. I, Catherine M. Conway, will my enviable record of no cuts to Frances M. Campbell for future use. I, Irene Gallo, bequeath to Eunice Marslunan the privilege of saying, Yes, Miss M-, 8:30 sharp in the morning, when taking a book from the main library. I, Barbara Henries, do hereby will and bequeath to Mary Smith, Editha Rylah, and Mavis Rowell the unhnished business of putting Burrillville on the map. I, Doris Tyson, do hereby bequeath to any interested underclassman my many hours of association with the wild life in Dr. lVeston's sunny laboratory. I, Virginia Palmer, do hereby bequeath to Mary McArdle the privilege of being transported to school every morning to the strains of Andy jacobson's Orchestra and the warmth of the ear heater. I, Jane B. Suita, do hereby bequeath to Gay Lukasiewicz the privilege of being called A Polish Poppy. IVC three, Helen Mellen, Pat Kretzmann, and Mary Murray do bequeath to some un- suspecting triumvirate the good times we had over weekends, here, there, and yon. I, Peggy Dixon, do bequeath to the next President of the Outing Club a handy little book lull of luscious, but elastic menus for all occasions at any price. I, Leora A. Balkcom, leave to Mildred Briden my love for quaint hats. Seventy-pvc I. Lillian McGowan, do hereby beqtteath to Phyllis Carey all those wonderful chairs that have ruined every pair of stockings I have ever owned. l.L ucille Daigle, being of sottnd ntind and ttnreasonable estate do hereby will and bequeath to joe Ilrady. hereafter to be known as the party of all pttrls. my unusttal musical ability to sing at any one time all parts of any song. with tlte hope that he. too, tnay be Forum song leader. We. Dorothy Stelljes and Muriel 'I'obin, do hereby bequeath our seals on the local to Mary Helfrich with the stipttlation that she keep thetn well Iilled with College ol' I'harmaey and l'. G. stttdents for the amusement of the commuters. I, M arian I.itchIield. leave to .lean Ford and Virginia Dawson fond tnemories of mc. for which bequest I expect Illclll to be duly grateful. I, Virginia Kirklewski, bequeatlt to Margaret Ashworth the very great pleasure of arising at an early hour in order to make tlte 7:25 bus. Seven ty-six I, Virginia Crowell, bequeath the iob of mailing the xlurltm' every month to whoever wants it. I. Pauline Maynard. do hereby beqtteath to Arline Noel the ttnwislted for ability to forget glasses, pen, pocketbook, etc., everywhere. I. Ruth Halton, bequeath to Miriam Golden nty dislike for Chinese food with the hope that she tnay have better luck than I in finding something appealing on the tnentt when the gang decides to eat downtown in a Chinese t'CSlitlll'2tlll. I, Mary A. Costello, do hereby bequeath to Ilarbara Ryan tny ability to leave belongings in otlter peoples' cars. I, Ellen Bliven, bequeath to tny sister Inel the responsibility of carrying on the natne of llliven at the Y. W. C. A. I, Margaret Walsh, bequeath to Rosemary Burns the job of trying to appear taller than she really is. I, Jeanette M. I'iatt, do hereby bequeath to Geraldine Gill my ability to arrive at Practice on time. I, Ray Ferri. bequeath to anyone who wants thettt the following: my complete disregard for height, the dottbtful ltonor of being May Queen for two yeat's, and tny lifetime pass to the dormitory at a nearby 'I'eachers College-all of these with the stipulation that they be jealously guarded. I, Frances I. Graben, bequeath to whoever wottld not tnind bow-legs, tny mania for ltorses. I, Edward G. Httnt, do will and bequeath to Morris Russak all the rounding up activities necessary to insure good attendance at any ntceting of the International Relations Glub. I. Raymond D'Aguanno, Ending sttch a total lack of 'I'able Tennis ability atnong the Fresh- tnen. and having so much skill tnyself, do leave all this ability to be divided atnong all the freshmen men so that they may all be proficient at Table Tennis. Furthermore, I bequeath all nty tricky serves to Sonny Smith. I, Mary E. Foley, being of sottnd mind and body. hereby bequeath to tny cousin Dorothy Foley the privilege of being a qttiet Senior. I, Gertrude Laurienzo, do hereby bequeath to Marietta Vitullo one dozen handkerchicfs and enough school tickets to supply her for the rest of the year. I, Barbara Curry, bequeath to Lorena Ward the responsibility of taking good care of a certain piece of property for me for the next year. I, Doris Dohring, leave to my friends in the class of '42 my pleasant training experience. I. Marie C. Doris. do give and bequeath all the annoyance and fun caused by having a popular given name and family ualne to anyone who finds herself in my predicament. I, Rosemary McCarthy, bequeath to Bill Mcllougald the ability to dash into Sociology late and innocently exclaim: Gosh, that library clock must be slow! and then explain his way Ullt of it when someone comes in and says, Mr, Mellougald just left his lunch in the ping-pong rooln. I, Lillian Anne Allen, being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to Margaret Adams the honor of being first in all alphabetical lists and consequently sitting in the front row in all classes-Assembly excepted. I, Margaret Catterall, do bequeath to Claire IJ. Langlois the pleasure of three more years of travelling on the 7:40 bus. I, -lean Sheehan, do hereby bequeath to Mitzi Hall an ever willing boy friend to transport the gang from school to Gibson's every afternoon. lVe, Gertrude Rivard and Mary Rooney, bequeath to Doris Betsey Murphy the privilege of being last to try to catch the 8: I3 train every morning. I, Edith Fogell, being of sound mind but shaken body, hereby bequeath my daily morning trip with all its vicissitudes in the bouncing Barnard bus, to someone with enough ballast to stay on the seat while riding rough roads. I. Kathryn M. Morgan, bequeath to Mitzi Hall the tunes Nagasaki and My Blue Heaven to he played only after school hours. I, Ruth Bowen, do hereby bequeath to Dorothy Valentine my post in the teachers' lunch room so that she may get a candid view of the faculty. I, Lena M. Belgers, ol' Saylcsville, bequeath to Mildred Ilriden and Francis Carter the innnediate right to defend our town against anything which may he said about it, good, had, or indifferent. I, jean Frances Anderson, being of unsound mind, cannot legally bequeath anything to anybody. I, Ruth C. Donahue, do hereby will and bequeath to Barbara II. llehan my desire for knowl- edge and consequently my seats in the libraries acquired after the reformation. We, Margaret Corbett and W. jean Carson, hereby do will and bequeath to Mary Barrett the drealn of having commuters who do not crab, We, Helen Lafreniere and Claire Olivier, do will and bequeath our friendship to Alice Kelly and Anne Kearns. I, Iva Berberian, being of sound mind, bequeath to Carolyn Godfrey my long, black. curly eyelashes usually hidden behind spectacles in school. Seventy-seven I, Dorothy Reardon, hereby bequeath to Eileen Meikle a mirror for her locker in the hope t.hat she will find it available for her own use once in a while. I, john C. Murray, bequeath to joseph E. Brady my tendency to ever carry discussions into the abstract and metaphysical wherein opponents usually become mentally disarmed and whereupon our teclmiques of circumlocution tend to show that all arguments contrary to ours are either illogical or absurd or both. We, the Messrs. L. H, Mailloux and 'l'. II. Lowery do hereby bequeath to jack Cannon and Art Pontarelli our voluminous four-year notebook to carry on their professional work here at the college and out in the held-not too much ofa burden we hope! I, Elizabeth F. Crook, being of sound and disposing mind at the present, do hereby bequeath to the sophomore and junior class presidents fnot mentioning any IIIIIIICSD in the hope that any blot on my name and on the name of my family shall be erased-and to my successor that he may never have to borrow one-a large, beautifully carved politician's gavel. I, Robert T. Byron, bequeath to some unwary male in the junior Class the privilege of arranging a Social Calendar and the pleasure of being Chairman of May Day. I, james Warren, do pass on to one joseph Brady, the benign blessing of being the man for whom the school has done the most. I, Frederic King, being of sound mind and good Draft material, do hereby leave to my friend james Sullivan from Newport, the doubtful joys of Fall River trafhc on the way to Providence every morning. I, Mary Louise Whcelan. leave to my sister Eileen my share in our cooperative effort to hold high the burning tri-torch of Faith in ourselves. Hope for the future. and Charity toward any- one in need ol' it. in the Iirtn belief that she is quite capable of carrying it. I, Amelia Wargowski, do formally bequeath to Lois Murray my five-year-old sneakers which have been battered by four years of interscholastic sports-also a pair of new shoelaces. 'I'hey're burnished with polish-keep them that way. I, Kaye Kathy Hughes, hereby bequeath to Marjorie Trigger Heath, and Peggy Wahoo Martin the joy of retaining Camp Counsellor names during their remaining years at R. I. C. E. I, Eunice M. Olson, hereby bequeath to all East Providence underclassmen the daily privilege of rushing through the Industrial Trust Building to catch an 8:50 Smith Street car. I, Eileen McGrath, will to Kay Fuller my position as Madame Lazongaf' I, Guy Villatico, do hereby will and bequeath to Wally Mason the honor of giving Mr. Archer all our broken records. I, Elaine Guny, do will and bequeath to Shirley Kauffman my ability to get to chapel at least once a month. I, Mary Stafford, hereby do bequeath the privilege of losing her equilibrimn at formal functions to Gladys Hallvarson, who found my predicament a source of amusement. I, Agnes Des Grauges, do hereby bequeath to Dorothy Cucarelli and Evelyn Prince a kiddie car to take them to and froln basketball games-said kiddie car to have a rumble seat attachment to carry all excess baggage. Seventy-eight I, Frances Gar I, Shirley Smith, do hereby bequeath to Cousin jane Gray my sunny disposition with thc hope that she will make ttse of it. I, Rita Carey, bequeath to Betty McCann lny unused can of apple polish, the directions for the application of which I lost immediately after purchase. I, Laura Tierney, do hereby bequeath my curly locks to any of the poor unfortunates with that perpetual line, I can't do a thing with my hair! I, james Russo, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath to whomever cares to take it, the thankless task of taking the other side in any argument. I, Ruth Hazledine, bequeath my salty walk to Salty Saunders. I, Mary Munson, will to my sister Eileen my ability to make haste slowly. I, Betty Fagan, do hereby bequeath to Mary Smith a pair ol' knitting needles and a ball of yarn that she may make prohtable use of her leisure time on those daily trips back and forth from way up yonder in the country. vey, bequeath to anyone who may wish it the trouble of Iinding a parking space after nine o'clock on Tuesdays. I, Josephine Calabro, do hereby bequeath to my sister Elena the full realization of her hopes that she may now be called Miss Calabro with no distinction as to first names. I, Mary Munson, bequeath to john Hogan my share ol' the Rtcoman cubby hole, with the hope that he will said cubby hole. preserve all my attempts at interior decoration to enhance the beauty of I, Barbara Blotcher, with no malice or forethought do will and bequeath to Eva Levine, junior, my propensity for constantly aceosting strange personages and humbly requesting the lease of school tickets. I, Michael Morry, do hereby will to Edmund Juszczyk my foggy moments in English Litera- llll'C lllildc OlJSClIl'C by the permeating indcliniteness of idealism and realism. In witness whereof we have to this our last will and testament written on six pages and to each and every page thereof set our hand and hereunto set our seal this eighteenth day of April, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-one. ELEANOR M. GAUIJl'11' RrrA M. CAREY -Ios1s1fH1NIz CALABRO Seventy nme CLASS BIOGRAPHY C.lIXRI1ING'I'lII'lI'I I I llc: only class crvcl' lu Wm Illc am'l1or, lose llu: am'l1m'. ancl lllun rvgain llw mvclccl symbol, llur Llass nl IIIQII slmwcml :Is IIHIIVIII- ualily in many ways. Am'livc in UI'g'2lIlll2lIl0IlS Imm lllc Ircslmlan year. this class gave lcaclcrs to all collc-gc aclivilics. Placing sec'- uml in Sllllll Nile' in lllc' Iruslm- man ya-ar. llu: :lass ul' II gainccl Iirsl plate in llmcf junior ycar. aml again scumfl alarm: in IIIC scrnim' I QIYF year. Always aclivc, always vo- c'il'crous, always imliviclual, thc Scnim' Class maclc: its mark ill R. I. Cl. li. aml will lx: long' rc:- IIICIIIIJCVCKI. Eighly ANCHOR CLASS .iv SN 6 'Q 7 , E S LINDERCLASS sWEiwEag!QiENQheNEh.Wa .1 S 4 X ' gkxx xx K lihl Eighty-four if CLASS OF I 942 September found the Class of 1942 with new problems to lace. First impressions gained from a classroom in action, their own first lessons, and the opportunity to wax eloquent before unsus- pecting pupils were all part ol a new role the Juniors were called upon to play in this unique college year. They proved equal to the task, became just a bit more serious in the process, but lost none of their leadership in college social ac- tivities. The Junior Prom was a success in every way. Class sup- port ol' all activities was not limited despite the fact that members were separated into Training and Practice divisions in January. GFFICERS III'lf.S'il11?Ilf .... , . ,XVll.I.l,xM Mm:K1-:NNA Vin: PI'1'.YfIIlfIIl, . . I lmNc:las Loxovlcz Sl?l,'IYffIII'3' . . ...... XVILMA NAM-il. 'l'I'1'1l.Y1lHfI' ....... Wll.l.1Am Mc:lDom:Al,n Sofia! Com m il Im' Clllliflllfl 11, BARBARA B1-:HAN 5 iglfly-fi1'fr ' A 1 1 I 4 1 E iglt ly-si x CLASS OF I 943 Clever, lively, possessing an.anthitious tlesire to sueeeetl, the Sophontore Class has brought to a close an outstanding year ol' aehievetnent. Act- tive 2ll'2lKlCllllC'2llly and in stutlent allairs, the Class ol' '43 tnanagetl also to carry on an outstanding social progratn which inctlutlecl the strenuous Sophomore XfVeek. Among the aceontplishntents ol' this Class ntust he reekonetl the presentation ol' the winning Stunt Nite skit which satirizetl the 'l'hit'tl 'l'ertn. This Class is also to he ctreclitetl with the winning ol' the llll.Cl'-lIlZlSS athletie eltatnpionship and the l'V0nten's Soccer ehatn- pionship. OFFICERS Prrfsiclcnt. .Josm-ll YOUNG, Lois MURRAY Vin' Prmiflffzzl ...... ARTIIUR PON'I'ARI'Il,l.l S1'rrrl11ry ....,. ANN:-:'r'l'l-2 Aucrmm ISAUI Jr 'l'n'as1n'1'r ......,...... -,AMES SUl.I.lvAN Suriul C07Il7IliHlfl' Clmirvnnn. .llU'I'H Fox Sf J l' HC JMORIQ 1.1 I NCI-IRON DECORATING FOR THE SOPH HOP Eiglz ly-sr'1f1 Eighty-eight CLASS OF I 944 The smallest class in recent years, the Fresh- men nevertheless managed to make their presence known. They entered into extra-curricular ac- tivities wholeheartedly and gave many olf their members to college teams. Elizabeth Murphy was in charge of the NV. A. A. swimming. Bar- bara Shevlin and Marjorie Truesdale became members olf the Pep Squad. Art Nelson, Herbert Frolander, and Ed Sullivan made the track team. jim Smith showed great promise on the basket- ball team, while both he and Art Nelson joined the upperclassmen on the tennis squad. The Nature Club elected jill Kinnell, secretary. In other college activities members ol' the class olf l94fl showed promise of leadership in the future. Socially speaking, the Freshmen gave excellent support to all College dances and sponsored in their own right a party for their junior brothers and sisters on Saint tPatrick's Day. All upper- classmen, invited guests and party crashers alike, were treated with ll'llC Irish hospitality at this allair. '1'here's no doubt that the class olf '-I-1 has found its place in college life. 1,I'l!SflIIfI1l Virff l'n's Sw,'n'l1: ry Trfrrmu rm Social Cmmnlllu C lmnnmn jaagwaiaaiiigkxaggamw xg g!- S E T V T C A V lexxxxxxxxxx X xx I , i.1. ,l.. Y ......1.. , S'l'UlDl'1N'l' COUNCIL SESSION 'N Functioning under El re- vised C0llSlilllli0ll, bzutkecl Iinlalleizxlly by an illC'l'C1lSCd hlzmkel. lux and nmnagecl hy ezlpzlhle oflicers, this year the SUIKICIII Cn-operative .-Xssoeiation reached il new high in the sucrctessful oper- Zllillll0fSlllllClll4lCll10Cl'1lCy. STUDENT Ninety-two ADVISERS KN. NYSIVOIII. M. Weston, :md A. Thorpe lmomcssou R, Nl. Ihmwx l ormer Council .Mlviecr lhc IEHO-All Louuul rc- vivccl s1utfcssl'lllly ilu' All College Bull, opcrzllccl lor llur llrsl liuu: an Ciulll-gc Shop :uul llll'0lIg'll il sub- i'0lllllllllCC, ussislccl llu? Col- lege rxlllllllll5ll'2lll0ll iu rc- visiug thc College Curri- culum. ' l l GOVERNMENT FORUM fZl'RRlClll.llM REVISION KZONINlI'l l'l'1lC W. NICKCIIIIII, V. Crowell, II. Klulznlmn, NI. Briggs, M. Muuxou, A. l'oul:u'clli, :uul A. Mclluunlml l1Ul.l.l'KLl'I SIIOI' Nincly-111 rar NATURE CLUB -an 'Q Ninety-fozlr ln co-operation with the stale-wide campaign to preserve Rhode Island evergreens, the Nature Club succeeded in making the whole college conscious ol this important. conservation matter during the winter holiday season. This program was in addition to the usual Nature Club activi- ties of campus beautification, seasonal decorat- ing and social activities. Club oflicers were Katherine Lech, president, jill Kinnell, vice president, Elizabeth Murphy, secretaryg Ruth Morrissey, treasurer, Lois Murray, social com- mittee chairman, and Mary Rooney, program committee chairman. llu' Ing CYCIII ul lllc IJQISI yu ' ' ' ll Im ilu- f.ll1ll'l1'S Cl:u'roll Cllulm was llur lllllllhll OIJLIIIIIQ' ul llu: 1 l'CllCC'0l'ZllCll, :lowly l'urnislucl Calmll llzxll. lllc ncw club mmm was mzulv possnlmlc In lllt. l'L?l'L'Ill 1ll'lIYllll'S ol lllc K.. K.. C.. KUSIJUIISUI ol Slum Nilc. :Incl solo slmmlsm' ol llu- wc-ll znllumlc-ml Clzlrroll lllulm clzlllw. ilu' Ul'Qlllll71lllUlI was :nlmlc with lhu 2lSSISl2llll'L' ol llr. Wlnpplm' 1 klml Irlcmls to crslzulmlnsh llM'll Ill llc: worllly nl' its lzlrgc nwunlmcrs ' . ' mul sc'x'c'l'z1l ulcluurtcrs lllp llu- flulm uIliu'1's worn: :ls Ihllmvsz l.c-unaml Mzlilluux. puni- mlvllli llcnry l'cflcrsml. vim' pix-siclvlmli lzum-s lVzn'rcn. SCl'l'Cl2ll'yI 'l'l1omzls l.owcl'v. ll'L'1ISlll't'l'. :mil l l'CKlCl'lL' King, sm-iul umnnillc'c c'l1:lirn1zm. K CHARLES CARROLL CLUB Q l s l v n .V1'11r'ly-lim M. Briggs A. Mcllonald and li. Levine o ANCHOR The College newspaper. a tnottthly publication, has through its lourteen years ol' existence added extensively to its demo- cratic character and is one ol' the college's most. repre- sentative student, organiza- tions. lts press activities have been carried on this year in an atmos- phere more littingly journ- alistic: than before, and its quarters have acquired that unmistakable appearance ol' a city news room. Edi- Ninety-six tors may now authoritatively control the stall from posts befitting their dignity: stall members continue to work with all the fervor and en- tlntsiasm ol' the traditional reporter. As a most interesting change the literary issue appeared this year in a pleasing new attire. Sketches both expressive and witty added charm to its pages and the name Hflicrm, borrowed from one olf Thomas Gray's phrases, gave it the sanction ol' a literary master. The literary ambitions ol' the Sophomore class had a chance to be realized in their publication ol' the April isstte. The editorial stall' was as lollows: Editor, Margaret Briggs, Assistant Editors, Eva Levine and Ann Mcllonaldg News Editor, Margaret Holden: Exchange Editor, Elena Calabrog Columnist, Beatrice Schwartz: Circulation Mana- ger, Virginia Crowell: Business Manager, Lucille llaigleg Feature Editor. Marion Fanning, Typist, Muriel l.abrie. Yenlrrli M. Holden, V. Crowell, and M. Farming. riding: M. Briggs, I.. Daigle, B. lllotchcr, and M. Cztstalt lmfl In riglrl M INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB .1 . . Russak. Set'rclary-treasurer: ll. Russo, I'resideul: M. Claslaldi. Social Committee: Prolessor Connor. l':u'uIty Adviser: R. Carey. Vice President: li. Huul. Prograun Committee: M. Morry, Foreign Policy Committee. ' I-Ieated discussions and eloquent, Iilihusteri ng contparahle to any congressional session can he witnessed at a meeting ol' this group which has world problems as its subject. Group discussions and left I . toritles are a part. ol' its ures hy competent 'lull ' ' f v'n'ied n'o0'r'nn. 'I'his e'1ritemlJ'n'ked mmm. c I h c Y 1 c upon an enthusiastic R 6 ed Cross program: wit- nessed the beginning ol' regular weekly informal 7- discussions among studentsg and entertained at t x r X X f I I tea several relugee children who in turn related their experiences. In addition to s ending dele- gates from the College to periodie cionlerenees, the club, as to-sponsor ol. Stunt, Nite, is ahle to send representatives to the XfVellesley Institute ol' International Relations. 4. . it A., VL . I xt XA aw? .4'1,,--. jJ.1 7l . an-5 I N i nety-seven Nimfly-zfiglll DRAMATIC LEAGUE As usual, thc Dramatic: League, most actlivc ol' sluclcnl organiza- tions, sponsored a full and varied program thc pasl year. lu acl- clilion lo a full dulmalc scthcclulc and lhc Poetry Reading CIOIIICSI, thc lhcspians found liiuc to give llic following lll'OKlllCli0llSZ llircc ouc acl plays, Tluf lhfwfl nnrl lmnifl lfl'z'l1.vlr'r, Tha Vnlifull, Thr' .X'1'iglll1m:s',' also Our Town, Sll1fSlooj1.i' lo CUIIIIIIWV, and Cowl: Robin, senior play. OUR 'l'0lI'N lmjl In Hqlrl: R. Slxlmivl, I. llogzm. A. lilfn . Nl. Dxuwv, l'mIcssor l':lllm-rsun. I . Nlilligam. zum! I . Nlllflilx. H '. . , V' , Www I C I D, N,X M'9x x,fM 'Af P ff! MV X UNLYKD V X nfl' Q , X 'xx QA' ,, 'V f JDJ, J jl 1 N? 1112, W S'l'OUl'.S' TO CUNQU Nh IVR II'l'Y-ll A CAPELLA CHOIR ANN liwmmn ....A. KA'1'llr1lu'N Molumm. , . XNn.m,x Nfwrzl. ..., , IQICUINA llfxlu-:l.u1s, .. ,jmm li. JXIUJIII-1R..., Vin' l'n'.s'i1lrf1ll l'r1'si1lr'nl Sr'1'rr'lm xv 'l'r1fn.s'1n'1'r lflAl'I'I'lUl' Una I-Iunrlrrffl LE CERCLE FRANCAIS OlI'ir'rrr.s' fiI,AlRI'l f,l.lVlI-IR Presiclenl Lois NIAINI-IS Vive Presiilenl lliv.i,i1:N IX'l,x.1uR 'liezisiirer iX'iAR-IORIIQ Worm Sem'i'elzu'y AMY XVii,iwic Social Committee Clliziirinun ll CIRCGLO MANZONI Offir,'m'.v Iosl-1v1llNlc Clixmlslw l'resiclenl, .EMMA IEONVIUIN Vice ,l,l'CSiCiClll. SARAII I'IAG0l'IAN Sectremry Smiu.l-:Y IUUNN 'l'reasurer lil.i':NA C1Al.AnRo Social Cmmnillee Cliziirnmn ci!-IR'I'RlJDl'1 I,iwiul-:Nzo l'mgi'z1n1 Committee Cllizlirmzui NIMH' D11 l'uN'r Cn-lllmirmzin nl' l'ul1li1'ily l i,oluf1Nr:i: G1-1Nim,x Clnlfllmilwimlm ol' l'ulmlic'ily Q ww 'WTS -ff. M hqfaa.-'Vw 4 MM ,, ef ' ff: , 'iisy '- , f , BEPMSM it - -Q' H2lX'iIlg'Ii1l'llSC ' X ,iilbliiliix hc new sho . ul lhc' ' ul' l G ww' morn wing which opumtzl in Scplcinlmur, lhc 'zirsily lmziskclhzill lczun this yczn' mind thc games :incl przu'lic'c urn niurc exciting lh. 'ni IwI'oi'c. W, ..,.A.f-H ,,v ' ,, I ,M I. llll ml: Left lo right: M. Truesdulc. D. Cucurclli, B. Shevlin, :md E. Prince. PEP SQUAD Full ol college spirit and never too busy to lend moral support to the varsity basketball team, members of the Pep Squad could always be found ready to give the Ricemen the encouragement needed to win that game. Mem- bers this year included: Evelyn Prince, presidentg Wilma Nagel, vice president: Viola Jager, secre- tary-treasurerg Allan Morris and Robert McCambridge, publicity chairmeng Dorothy Cucarelli, Marjorie Truesdale, and Barbara Shevlin, cheerleadersg Ruth Fox, head cheerleader. One Hundred Four if www, ,Le on uJus.- TENNIS Varsity tennis, coached by Mr. Nystrom, had a busy schedule this spring. Fine days found the boys at Oak Hill Tennis Club or Zll. Roger VVilliams Park practicing to get just the right swing. In addition to participa- tion in the New England Teachers' College Tournament. the team's schedule included two matches with New Britain and two matches with Bridgewater Teacl1er's College. Left to riglit: Russo, Cznnpbcll, Fierslein, Smith, Nelson and Mr. Nystrom. Mr. Nystrom and lxlllllllg'Cl' Cznnpbell One Humlrefl Five MENS ATHLETIC ASSGCIATICDN 'l'he Men's Athletic Assottiation. consisting ol' representatives ol' all classes, is the atlntinistra- tive board lor all athletic: activities engaged in by the men ol' the College. I-Ieaclecl by -latnes Sullivan, the group has carrietl on an extensive program. .-Xctivities inclnclecl basketball, tnanagecl by Xllilliatn McKenna and Captain Daniel Kitchen, tennis with Frank Campbell as tnanager anal Robert Byron as captain, antl track. Their calentlar closed with presentation ol' letters to deserving tnetnbers ol' the track, basketball and tennis teatns as well as to the ntetnbers ol' the Pep Sqttatl. Slmulingr D. Kitchen antl Coach O'Ciratly. Swllwrl: .I. Sullivan, R. I5yron.:tntl.l.C1annon. Omf Htlrlzlrzffl Six WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION In its extencletl program this year, the Wotnen's Athletic' .-Xssoctiation has inflttcletl soccer, basket- hall, solthall, hiking, howling, ltorse-lxat'k riding. switnnting anal goll. lt has ttontlttctetl a sttccess- I'ttl sorcter supper, antl as an innovation, its ntenthers had their May breakfasts in the health- lully appropriate l,int'oln XVootls. Week-encl trips to nunterotts Youth Hostel Camps antl active participation in a Play Day heltl at New Ilritain 'l'eacher's College have heen part. ol' this organi- zation's active program. Ollicers for this year have been -lane Place, presitlent: livelyn Prince. vice presitlentg Marjorie Heath, secretary: I.ois Murray, treasurer: antl Margaret Dixon. social connnittee tfhairtnan. Une PIIIIIIIIWII Snzfml QUEEN' EI.IcANoR Mc:AIII.IIfIfI-2 ANN EMOND DORIS VIYSON lllJ'l'l'l HAl,'l'KJN VIRGINIA PALMIQR RII'I'I-I DONAIIIIII: May Queen LIIc:II,I.Ia DAIc:I.Ic FRANCES, MIIRRAY MARY S'I'AIvI-'oRn of HOHOI' b l1U'l'Il LAwI,Icss DQR13 TYSQN FRANCES MLIIQRAY 1 1-. v--Q -v 4. -.,., .,, ,M wx .y --, Q . .nl I fn, y.,, .X CULIRT X -. .',.. A efax' .,r h ,f ,,,. HA ., f.,'-NU-' . Tr . '41 x , 1 f V M L.. . , N 1.1 ,W,f,. , - u .4 N v nn ,,,,. L... .., 1- - 1 .' 'N A , . -I' 'U-W 5.2 ' ' , -' r:1151,.,.: 5' . 1 ' - A , ' , ,.,: . .- 7 2 .,,.f1,, H f .1 nf, 1,.1k1., -..M .. ,,.--. .-,e ff- - ' m in AA, v,.v,,A K ,1 . 1, f 2 .y -11 ,v,,,,, :,f '- - .1 X , wqmxlv--w.,'.,f'14 -' -- ' 1 ww -1 I . ,.-v, ,fry - I , f X 1 V ' .. lf' f 1 , A 4 lt ff. 1 , ' 4 L . . I x v x gn. If wi. .,..u.wf -3-1 THE HALL OF FAME fsimf ,ggi .Alfa xx, ff- mum .p ,dganl a El,1x,us1-:Trl Clrwou Sllllllfill Cmnzril lJI'U.8'l.!lIfIlf Om: l'l'lIlIIlI'Iffl Ten f-if X 557i AK. IMNIIQI, KIHLIHQN lflll' Clrlxx l'r1'.x'i1lff1ll Nlfxlusfxulvl' liluuus Mfxlu' NIVNSUN RIIIOIJCID liflilrn' , p --, --. 4. 4 'N A-J '-2. . 'ly ,tb ,K .. . - W ,'ln1'llm' leflllm' , , .K 55 . 'XRDNKQ . U7 mf 7.1, E V A, -PM 1' 4, .. ,I ' -Hu gm .Ir H, 4. , -ma M, 1 'Ohx .N .,..' ',2 'A' i - i -p--.4 Om: llzmrlrzfrl 151011011 One Hundred Twelve Acknowledgments Mr. Allmcrl Cohn, cclilor ol' R1c:ol.l-zu, 1940. Mr. Eclwurd I lunz1gzu1, ol' thc Oxl'm'd Press. Mr. Oki Scizo, Mrs. C. B. Kcach, and Mrs. G. C X'Vcsl, of Lhc Scizo Sluclios. Mr. L. B. Rculcr olf txllVCl'l.iSCl'S Engraving Company fvvxAzxA CDKI SEIZO Photographic Portraiture Photographer to' the Class of 1941. 75 Westminster Street Providence Rhode Island Oi H dual ADEN, RU I H ............,,.. ASHWORTH, MARGARET. . . AUST, LOUISE V. ....,,.... . BAILEY, JANE M. ...4.. . BEACHEN, JOANNE . .. BEHAN, BARBARA B.. .. BETTEZ, DORIS M. ...... . BIELAWSKI, KAZMIRA ..... BIRMINGHAM, HENRY P.. . .. BONVICIN, EMMA E. ...,.. . BRADY, JosEI'H E. ...., . BRAY, SEARLES T. ...,,. . BRIDEN, MILDRED L.. . .. BROWN, ELEANOR R.. . .. BURNS, CHRISTINA R.. .. BURY, ETHEL M. ....... . CALABRESE, LUCILLE I.. . . CALABRO, ELENA A. ...., .. CAMPBELL, FRANCES M.. . . CAPORELLI, LENORA .... CARD, c. JAMES ............ CAREY, Pnvtus R. .,....... . cARMoDv, WINIFRED M.. . .. CARTER, FRANK A. ....... . CHADSEY, EVELYN M.. . . . COHEN, SHIRLEY G.. . .. COHEN, SYLVIA W. ...... . COLE, DOROTHY F. ....... . COLLINS, MAR-IORIE . . . COUPE, DOROTHY M. ....... . CSIZMESIA, KATHLEEN . .. CYMBALISTA, OLGA 1. .... . DANIELS, THELMA M.. . .. DARCY, LAURA M. ..... . DAIVSON, VIRGINIA ... DEERING, EILEEN M.. . . . DEL DEO, ROMOLO .... DICOLA, GEORGE ......... DURHAM, VIRGINIA M.. . .. DURIGAN, CECILIA A. ..... . DIVYER, MARGARET M.. . . DYER, ANNASTASIA ...... ELLSIVORTH, IRENE B.. . . . EMIN, COLETTE U. ..... . FIERSTEIN, IVILLIAM I... .. FOLEY, DOROTHY L. .... . FORD, JEAN ............ rox, JANE M. ............. . FRUIT, GERTRUDE S. ...... . GADOURY, JACQUELINE M.. . . GARDNER, BARBARA M.. . .. GARDNER, NANCY H. ...... . GARISTA, ANTOINETTE A.. . .. GEDDES, ANNA M. .......... . GELINAS, FLORENCE C. ..... . GENUA, MARGUERITE E.. . .. GIBLIN, FLORENCE E. .... . One Htmdi cd Fourteen Directory CLASS OF 1942 ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 Cypress Street, Providence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Harding Avenue, Warren . . . . .252 Woonasquatucket Avenue, North Providence School Street, Lonsdale . . . . . . .419 Hillside Avenue, Providence . . . . . . . . . . . .92 Pelham St.reet, Newport . . . . .32 Wakelield Street, West Warwick . . . . . . . . .9 Putnam Street, Providence . . . . . . . . . .17 Rye Street, Providence . . . . . . . . .57 Burton Street, Bristol . . . . . . .116 Fairview Street, Providence . . . . .921 Newport Avenue, Pawtucket . . . . .19 Kilburn Avenue, Saylesville Bergin Street. East Providence . . . . . . . . . . .7 John Street, Valley Falls . . . .3 Williams Avenue, East Providence . . . ,82 Xvlllllwflglll Street, Providence . . . . .251 -Iastram Street, Providence . . . . . . .50 Barrows Street, Lonsdale . . . .6-1 Mussolini Street, Providence . . . . . . . .69 High Street, Wakeheld . . . . . . . . . . .113 Lee Street, Providence . . . . . .71 Kinfield Street, Providence .1071 Smithfield Avenue, Saylesville . . . . . . . .34 Sumae Avenue, Riverside . . . . .90 Sumter Street, Providence . . . . . . .57 Olney Street, Providence . . . .228 Warwick Avenue, Edgewood . . .616 Central Avenue. Pawtucket . . . . .527 Park Avenue, XVoonsockel . . . . .71 Herschel Street, Providence . . . . .l-12 Carter Avenue, Pawtucket . . . .78 Crompton Avenue, East Greenwich . . . . . .16 Rockingham Street, Providence . . . . .1076 Reservoir Avenue, Cranston 57, Howard 23 Meader Street, Providence . . . .510 Woodward Avenue. North Providence .. . . . . . . . . .212 Randall Street, Pawtucket . . . . . . . .245 Eastwood Avenue, Providence . . . . .17 Harding Avenue, Edgewood 51 Rosedale Street, Providence . . . .fl Chestnut Street, IVesterly . . . . . .Farnum Pike, Georgiaville . . . .22 Burnside Street, Providence . . . .77 Coyle Avenue, Pawtucket . . . . .255 Main Road, Tiverton 159 IVheeler Avenue, Cranston . . . . .37 Beech Street, Pawtucket .. .26 Caskill Street, Woonsocket S Bow Street, Edgewood 63 Beacon Avenue, Providence ..... . .341 High Street, Bristol . . . . . . . .Mendon Road, Ashton . . . . . .-ll Beech Street. Pawtucket .. . 69 Ledge Street, Providence . . . .107 Ocean Street, Providence ANOTHER YEAR BOOK HITS THE MARK because of co- operative effort bystudenteditors and Engraving Craftsmen ---- One Iflumlr I GILL, GERALDINE ..... GODDARD, ANNA A. ..,, . GODFREY, CAROLYN E. ,... . GOLDBERG, HARVEY A.. . . . GOLDEN, MARY E. ....... . GORMLEY, AGNES V.. . .. HANCZARYK, AIENNIE . . . HARLOWE, NATALIE J.. .. HELFRICH, MARY M.. . .. HITTE, ELAINE v. ..., . HOGAN, JOHN F., JR.. . .. HOLMES, ESTHER A.. . .. KAVANAGH, EILEEN M.. . . KENYON, THELMA C.. . .. KNOTT, ALICE M. ...,,. . LABRIE, OLIVE M. ,... . LEARY, MARION L.. . .. LEVINE, EVA YV. ........ . LOKOVIC, FRANCES I-I.. . .. LORD, VIRGINIA F. .,.... . MCDOUGALD, NVILLIAM E.. MACOMBER, XVILLIAM B.. .. MARCUS, ARLENE V. ...., . MARSHMAN, EUNICE M.. . . . MASON, BERNARD ...,,.., MASON, IVALLACE L. ...,.. . MCALICE, RUTH E. ,....... . MCCAMBRIDGE, ROBERT H.. .. MCCANN, CATHERINE M. .... . MCCOURT, MARGARET M.. MCCRUDDEN, SHIELA P.. . . MCDONALD, ANNE C. ...... . MCGUIRE, LANVRENCE A.. . . MCKENNA, IVILLIAM . MACLEAN, CHRISTINA '. MEIKLE, MILLER, MILLER. MORRIS, MORRIS, MOTTA, ANN lu. .,...... .. . EDITH T.. . . EDNA E.. . . . ALLAN ..,.... GRE FA G. .... . VIRGINIA F.. .. MOWRY, ENID R. .,.... . MOWRY, PHYLLIS ....... . MULGREYV, VIRGINIA R.. . . MUNSON, EILEEN C. ...... . MURPHY, FRANCIS . . MURPHY, MARY E. .... . NAGEL. IVILMA I. ............ . NEIDERER, MADELINE T... NOEL, ALINE J. ............ . O'CONNOR, MARY E.. . . . OGILVIE, LOUISE .......... PETERSON, HENRY A. JR.. . PLANT, IRENE .............. PRINCE,-EVELYN F. ....... . PRINCE, HARRY T. ,.... . PUSATERI, DOMINIE E.. . . QUINN. CATHERINE D.. . . QUINN, ELIZABETH A.. . . . One Hundied Sixteen Directory . . . .2-13 Adelaide Avenue, Providence . . . . . . . . . .Austin Road, Potowomut . . . . . . . .-156 Toll Gate Road, Apponaug . . . . . . . . .130 Prairie Avenue, Providence . . . . . . .153 Summit Street, East Providence 576W Cranston Street, East Providence . . . .13 Spring Street, 1Vest WVarwick . . . . .116 Messer Street, Providence . . . . . . . .fl Spring Street, NVesterly . . . .58 Main Street, East Greenwich . . . . . . . .20 Webster Street, Newport . . . .37 Knight Street, YVest lVarwick . . . 101 Lancaster Street, Providence .....................Hopkinton . . . . . .4 School Street, Thornton . . . . . . .6-1 Bloodgood Street, Pawtucket . . . . . . . .955 Manton Avenue, Providence . . . . .22 Pennsylvania Avenue, Providence . . . , . . , . . . .69 Malden Street, Cranston . . . .132 Washington Avenue, Providence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .980 Pawtucket Avenue, Rumford . . . . .1297 Mineral Spring Avenue, North Providence ......... . . . . . . . .17 Lauriston Street, Providence .......................906HopeStreet,Bristol .119 Farragut Avenue, Providence . . . . . . .406 East Avenue, Pawtucket . . . .l-Il Fountain Street, Pawtucket . . . . . .144 Central Street, Mauville . . . .55 Fairview Street, Providence ....... . .7 Davis Street, Valley Falls . . . . .211 Biltmore Avenue, Providence . . . . . . . .4109 Eaton Street, Providence 27 South Main Street, Washington . . . . . . . River Street, Valley Falls . . . .27 Primrose Hill. Barrington . . . . . .35 Jefferson Street, Lakewood 8 Glen Avenue, North Smithheld ... . . . .8 Glen Avenue, North Smithheld .... . . . 121 Main Street, Lonsdale ll Central Street, Newport .. . .16 Water View Avenue, East Providence . ........... 132 Lowell Avenue, Providence . . . . .Xkloousocket Hill Road, North Smithheld .. . . . . . . . . , . . . .12 Sumter Street, Providence . . . . . . . . . . . . .272 Rugby Street, Providence . . . . . . . . .199 Garden Street, Pawtucket . . . . .93 Rhode Island Avenue, Newport . . . .26 Colony Avenue, Greenwood . . . . . . . . . . . .725 Hope Street, Bristol . . . .118 Gough Avenue, West NVarwick . . . . .1182 Prospect Street, Woonsocket . . . . . . . .117 I-Iope Street, Longmeadow . . . . .58 Central Avenue, North Providence ........... . .8116 Main Street, Pawtucket . . . . . . . . . .317 Smith Street, Providence . . . . . . .375 Evergreen Street, Pawtucket . . . .403 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Providence . . . . . . . . . .515 Spring Street, Newport . . . .2 Church Street, Valley Falls The OXFCDRD PRESS Printers of the Ricoled School Annuals and Publications are our Specialty A Phone Dexter 5463 100 South Street Providence, R. I OneH cl ZS RANDALL, DOROTHY G.. . .. RATHBUN. AVIS E. ....... . ROSENFIELD, GLORIA ..... RUSSO, ALBERT P. ,..... . RYAN, BARBARA J. .... . RYLAH, EDITHA E.. . . . SALISBURY, ELSIE ......, SAUNDERS, HELEN P. ...... . SCHLOSSER, ELEANOR M.. . . SCHUSTER, BERNARD ..... SCHYVARTZ, BEATRICE .... SILVIA, IRENE ...,,....... SIMEONIE, JULIA E.. . .. SMITH, MARY M. ..... . SUGDEN, ALSTON ........ SWIERZB, EDWVARD A.. . . SYVORD, MARION P.. . .. TICKTON, PAULINE L. .... . TURNER, RICHARD H.. . . . VAUGHN, MURIEL C.. . .. VOCK, LOUISE A. ..... . YVARD, LORENA V. .... . XVEISS, FRIEDA H. ...,,.... . IVENDEL, LOUIS WV., -IR.. . .. WHELAN, JOSEPH A. ,.., . XVILLIAMS, RITA M.. . . . Directory CLASS . . .8 While Parkway, North Smithfield . . . . . . .207 Highland Street, Woonsocket . . , . . . . . . . . . .112 Leo Avenue, Providence . . .54 Dartmouth Avenue, Gaspee Plateau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 Broad Street, Pascoag . . . . . . . . .24 Weaver Street, West Warwick ..................15 Lucas Avenue, Newport . . . . 91 Warwick Neck Avenue, Warwick Neck . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19 Auburn Street, Pawtucket . . . . . . . . .-10 Comstock Avenue, Providence . . . , . . . . . . . . . .25 Maple Avenue, Newport . . . . .71 Metacomet Avenue, East Providence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .East Avenue, Harrisvillc . . . . . . .110 Cutter Avenue, Warren . . . .395 Ninth Avenue, Woonsocket . . . . .36 Titus Street, Valley Falls . . . .266 Park Place, Woonsocket ...................North Scituate ....l02 Carpenter Street, Pawtucket ....................................Bridgeton .530 Woonasquatucket Avenue, North Providence .... . . . . . . , . . . .168 Wood Street, Oakland Beach . . . . . . . . . . . .1330 Newport Avenue, Pawtucket . . . . .2-1 Homewood Avenue, North Providence . . . . . . . . . . .47 Cambridge Street, Providence OF 1943 ARCHAMBAULT, ANN1-lT'l E R. .............,............ 27 Shippee Avenue, West Warwick BARON, CERTRUDE M.. . ,. BARRETT, MARY E. ........ . BERNARD, JACQUELINE ,,.. BROWN, RUTH E. ........ . BURNS, RITA A. ..... ...... , CALDWELL, NATHALIE T.. . .. CAMPBELL, FRANCIS w. .... . CANNON, JOHN r. ........ . CARD, HELEN M, ...... . CLAVIN, REGINA ......... COOK, MARY E. ........... . COURTOIS, FLORENCE C.. . . CROWELL, MARION ......... CUCARELLI, DOROTHY M.. .. CUMMISKEY, ELLEN C. ..... . DARELIUS, REGINA M.. . . , DAVIS, ALTHEA M. ..... . DELL, YVONNE E. ..... . DUBY, PHYLLIS ...... DUFFY, ARLENE A.. .. DUNN, SHIRLEY .... EPSTEIN, ETHEL R.. . . . FINEMAN, HANNAI-I ..., FONTES, ALICE J., . . . . Fox, EDNA C. ...... . rox, RUTH ...... Om Hundred Eighteen . . . .22 East Avenue, North Providence .. . . . . . . . . . . .8 Potter Street, Newport . . . .159 Highland' Avenue, Providence . . . .191 Mulberry Street, Pawtucket . . . . . . .16 Westwood Avenue, Edgewood . . . . . . . . . . . . . .95 Laura Street, Providence . . . . .1050 Narragansett Parkway, Warwick . . . . . . .1-I6 First Avenue, East Greenwich . . . . . .229 Norwood Avenue, Edgewood . . . . . .R. F. D. 1752, East Greenwich . . . .68 Darling Street, Central Falls . . . . . . .18 Vaughan Street, Newport . . . . . . .21 Hedley Avenue, Johnston . . . .1417 Main Street, West Warwick . . . . .40 Farragut Avenue, Providence . . . . . .Grange Avenue, Little Compton . . .49 Williams Street, East Greenwich . . . . . . . . . .17 Fruit Street, Pawtucket . . . . .26 Greenville Avenue, Johnston . . . .2424 Hartford Avenue, Johnston . . . . . . . . . .21 Common Street, Providence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .63 Savoy Street, Providence . . . .167 Brightridge Avenue, East Providence . . . . . . . . . . . .136 Ruggles Street, Providence . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Hart Street, Providence I-IOOD'S Milk and lce Cream 395 PROMENADE STREET 135 HARRIS AVENUE Dieges 81 Clust I7 JOHN STREET NEYV YORK, N. Y. Official jewelers to the Class of 1941 Rhode Island College of Education Rl'1l'RliSEN'I'ED BY E. BEARS Providence, R. I. Cmnjnlhnmzls of William H. Vanderbilt GET TO KNOYV GLADDING'S IL's a Friendly Store One H1,l?lCl1'l?d Nineteen GALE, AUGUSTA E. .... . GAREY, HELEN ....,..... GLASENER, PI-IYLLIS E.. . . . GOLDIN, ES'l'EI.LE R.. . .. GOUGI-I, DOROTHY L.. .. GRAY, EDITH ul. ..4,,....,,. . CRIMES, ROSEMARY .,.,.. . . . GUGLIELME'l I'I, TERESA R.. .. HALL, ELIZABETH IV. ..... . HALL, MARGARET-MARY. . . H NLLVA RSON, E. G LADYS ..., HATHAXVAY, RUTH ..... . HEATH, MARJORIE E. ...... . HOI.DEN, MARGARET . . . . HOLSCI-IER, CHRISTINE C.. ., HOXSIE, LYNWOOD F. ..... . I-IURLEY, LOUISE C. ,,.. , . IANIERE, LILLIAN A... .. JAGER, VIOLA O. ............. . KAVANAGH, KATHERINE E.. . . . KELLY, DOROTHY ..........., KENNEDY, FLORENCE L.. . .. RORNSTEIN, BETTY M., . . LAMOUREUX, GEMMA G.. .. LAVAI.I.EE, GRACIA. . , .. LICNNON, CLAIRE M. .... . LEONARD, MERTIS I... . .. LEVY, CLADYS ,,..... ' ....., LILLY, MARY I... . .. ....,. LUCRSNIANSKY, ESTI-IER B. ,.... . LUKASIEXVICZ, GAIIRIELLA MAINES, LOIS E. .........,,... . ixtixjkit, AIENNIE ,.,...,,.. MAJOR, HELEN E. .......... . MARTIN, MARGARET M.. . . . MCCANN, ELIZABETI-I R.. , . . MCCANNA, FRANCES N.. . .. MENZIES, AUDREY-ANN. . , MIELE, IDA ......,.. ...... MORRISSEY, LILLIAN . . . MORRISSEY, RUTH .,,.,, MURPHY, DORIS M.. . ,. MURPHY, ELAINE M.. , .. MURRAY, LOIS ,.,,..... OLIVER, PHYLI.IS ..,.. PADDEN, RITA M. ........... . PONTARELLI, ARTHUR R.. ,. I'OST,AVIS'I'... PRIEST, PRISCILLA C. .... . QUINN, EILEEN R. M.. .. RALEIGH, EDXVARD .... mann, BIQNJAMIN e.. .. main, ANNA M.. .. iucznfuzns, CLAIRE ..,, iuuav, 1eit.m2N 'r. uoinN, mv R. .... . Om, Hundred Twenty Directory . . . . .70 Fairview Avenue, Pawtucket . . . .SLI Marion Avenue, Providence ...................,..Narrafansett . . .274 New York Avenue, Proxsddence . . . . . .II7 lludlong Avenue, Norwood . . . . .222 Adelaide Avenue, Providence . . . . . . .108 Eaton Street, Providence . . . . .34 Parnell Street, Providence ..................45 Ayraull Street, Providence . . . .. . . . . . . . .ll Mayflower Street, Providence . . . . .1905 Mineral Spring Avenue, North Providence ................ .. ... ...Main Road, Tiverton . . . . . . . .. . . . . .75 Benevolent Street, Providence . . ..25 Esmond Street, Esmond . . . . . l-l4l7 Hartfortl Avenue, johnston ........,....XVashington . . .-I06 Mineral Spring Avenue, Pawtucket . . . .352 North Broadway, East Providence . . . . . . .2l Knowles Street, Pawtucket . . . . . . 37 Stanshury Street, Providence . . . . .26 McDonough Street, Providence ......... . .flfl Clarke Street, YVesterly ...23 Lippitt Street, Providence . . . . . . . . .08 School Street, Albion . . . . . .107 Willow Street, Woonsocket . . . .77 Beechwood Avenue, Pawtucket. . . . .lfl5 Potters Avenue, Providence . . . . .62 Locust Street, Providence ... ,l08 Vine Street, Pawtucket .,.. ,Sl Rand Street, Central Falls . . . .29 Carnation Street, Pawtucket .. Prospect Square, Wyoming . . . . .371 Cowden,Street, Central Falls . . . . . .40 Pleasant Street, WVickl'ord . . . . .220 Pleasant Street. Providence . . .IIS Sheldon Street, Providence . .. .31 Locust Street, lVarren . . .292 Vermont Avenue, Providence ... . . . . . . .7 Ticknor Street, Providence . , . .1 Elmira Avenue, North Providence . . . . .225 Fourth Avenue, Woonsocket .......593 High Street, Central Falls ....l8 Scott Street, Meshanticut Park . . . . . . .20 Fifth Avenue, Xvoonsocket . . . . .IG-I Central Avenue, Pawtucket . . . . . . . . . .Randolph Avenue, Tiverton . . . .I-IG Urhan Avenue, North Providence ....... .. .59 Melrose Street. Cranston . .,..... 217 Fourth Street, Providence . . .100 Clyde Street. XVest Warwick . . . .l295 Douglas Avenue, Providence . . . . . . . . . .Bristol Ferry, Portsmouth . . . . .383 Potters Avenue, Providence ...........l75 High Street, Bristol . . . IOS5 Main Street, Xvest Warwick . . . .90 Colonial Road, Providence CHEZ ELISE 246 Thayer Street THE COLLEGE SHOP CONVVAY'S SERVICE STATION 17110 Lonsdale Avenue Lonsdale. R. I. C0lIIfIIilIH'lIlS of A FRIEND Cmnp1inu'nl.v nf THE COLLEGE CAFETERIA JAMES FERRI FLOOR SURFACING COMPANY Floors Aflarlzimf Sm'fac'e1l and Finislmrl Telephone YVESL 0908-W 21 Wisdom Avenue Providence, R. I. Comj1lim1'11l.t of A FRIEND C0llI1Jlillll'lI1.Y uf X ,-1lf11'r1mm ROBERT DORIS Tel. lllixter l25ti-85811 Ollice: MAnning 2524 'IO-AN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY MIILLIANI NIAIQQJNI CULFIQURE Corllwlrlor AH Honor lfmblmn Srlmnl Crushed Stone. Saud, Grztvel :md'l-lefivy 'lll'lllTkillg Roller :uid Irzuler Service 230 XVCSllllIIISlCl' Sll'CCl MA. 0295 lim,-m,ali,,g. nf ill, Kindly Providence, R. I. l58 Vezllie Street Provideiute. R. l. Cmzzplirnzfzrls of McCARTHY'S ll 0orlsoclu'l's I,ll7'g'1'Sl l,l'IIll7'lIllf'lIl Store RICCI Rc RICCI EXCAVATING CO. flwwral Co11l1'arIor.9 LEARN SHORTHAND und 'l'Yl'EW'Rl'l'INC THIS SUMMER Special 8-Week Course for College Students MILGRIM SCHOOL 92 I'elhznn Street Newport, R. I. T. O'CONNELL 89 Long Whzlrl' Newport Complimeulx of NEW YORK LACE STORE 211-30 Brozul Street Pawtucket, R. l. Rlmrlzf I.rlnml's Thrifty I'qllA'lIf0lI Clfllfff C1 Jrll pli rr1c'l1 lx of LAFERRIERE'S SERVICE STATION Co i'x1 er High and Arnold Streets Telephone AVOOIISOCRCI -1871 One Hundred Twenty om ROTMAN, RUTH C.. . .. ROWELL, MAVIS ..... RUSSAK, MORRIS .... SANFORD, HELEN E. . . SARACENO, FRANK R.. . . SHUSMAN, MAYNARD. .. SMITH, AMELIA M. ..... . SNIDER, ELINORE E.. , .. STEINWACHS, CARI. M.. .. SULLIVAN, JAMES M. ..... . VALENTINE, DOROTHY A. VENGEROYV, BEATRICE S., WESTCOTT, GEORGE .... IVHEELAN, EILEEN P.. .. WHITFORD, RUTH .... IVICKS, RUTH L. ...... , XVILBUR, AMY C. .....,... . IVILCOX, VIRGINIA A. ..... . IVOOD, MARJORIE F. ..... . IVOULFE, CATHERINE M.. YOUNG, JOSEPH ....... . ADAMS, MARGUERITE G.. ALMEIDA, GRACE M. .,... . AUBIN, CECILE R.. . . I . .. AUGER, MAURICE. . . BENSON MURIEL ....... BERKo,'1sEss1E C. ......,. ' . BLIVEN, INEZ ....,. ,.,.,.... . . BORNSTEIN, DOROTHY B. BURKE, HONORA E. ....... . BURKE, THOMAS E. ,,... . . CALI, GRACE M.. . .. CAREY, HOPE V. .... . CARR, SHIRLEY I. ,... . CLARK, CATHERINE .... COWELL, ARLINE O. ...,. . CRABTREE, NORMA YV.. . . CROHAN, MARY E. ..... . CULLION, WILLIAM. , . DOYLE. ELIZABETH M.. . . . DUCHARME, CLAIRE V.. . . DUFFY, HELEN G. .,.... . DUPONT, MARY C. .... . EMOND, THERESE ..... FABER, EVELYN R. .... . . FACHADA, LAURA B. ..... . FARRIN, FRANCES M.. . .. FARRIN, LILLIAN M. ...... . FOSTER, MARION E. ......... . Directory . . . . . . .3-I Ninth Street, Providence .. . . . . . . . .32 Main Street, Pascoag 29 Pleasant Street, XVest XVarwick .81 Danforth Street, Palace Gardens .76 Lyon Avenue, East Providence . . . . . . . , .574 YVood Street, Bristol . . .91 Garlleld Avenue, Providence . . .30 Thurston Avenue, Newport . . . . . . . .45 Beach Street, Warren . . . .17 Russell Avenue, Newport . . . . . .72 Burnside Street, Cranston , . . .84 Waltham Street, Pawtucket . . . .311 Woonasquatucket Avenue, North Providence .182 Academy Avenue, Providence .......................Shannock . . . .fl Inkertnan Street, Providence . . . . . . . . . .Mitchell Lane, Newport . . . .57 Gallatin Street, Providence ...., . . . . . . . .702 Main Road, Tiverton . . . . .25 Walnut Street, East Providence CLASS OF 1944 11 Seventh Street, East Providence .. ...,,....,,....,...,....... 26 Dartmouth Avenue, Riverside .,...,......Main Road, Tiverton 15125 Newport Avenue, Pawtucket .. . .132 Old Main Street, Manville . . . . . . .Beach Avenue, Conimicut . . . .217 Fourth Street, Providence . . . . . .452 Thames Street, Newport . . . . . . .68 Davis Street, Providence Providence Pike, North Smithfield . . . , ,22 Greenville Avenue, Johnston FROLANDER, HERBERT T. .... ... Om Hundi cd Twenty-two . . .11 IVater Street, Ivest WVarwick . . .103 Summit Street, Pawtucket . . .South Main Street, XVashington . . . .15 Rankin Avenue, Providence . . . . . .611 Davis Street, Providence . . . . .185 Cross Street, Central Falls . . . . .25 Beaufort Street. Providence , ..... 62 George Street, Pawtucket . . . .198 Althea Street, Providence . . . . . .12 Mercy Street, Providence . . . .372 Pontiac Avenue, Cranston . , . . . . .586 Wood Street, Bristol .. . .132 Magill Street, Pawtucket . . . .159 Gallatin Street, Providence . . . . .ll Winter Street, Valley Falls ...209 Winter Street, WVoonsocket ...209 Winter Street, Woonsocket 2-15 Warwick Street, West Warwick .. . .1209 Eddy Street, Providence ARROYV SERVICE STATION Kiekemttit Roald Warren, R. I. YE BELLE GIFT SHOPPE ANNA L. MORIARTY, Prop. Grz'aIr'ng Cawls and Gifls for All Orcasions Notions, Toys, Nowfllies, Cosmelirs and Hosiery 993 Smith Street Providence, R. I. 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GENUA FLORENCE P. ..... . GRAVELINE, ERNEST L., ja.'.'.'. HABERSHAIV, JEAN A, ,... . HARRINGTON, ALICIA M.. HATCH, DOROTHEA J. .... . HEFFERNAN, MARY . . . HENRY, ALICE ...... . HILL, VIRGINIA .......... HOFMANN, MATHILDA ,... HUNT, ESTELLE ......,... JALBERT, VENITA A.. . . KAUFMAN, SHIRLEY P.. .. KEARNS, ANNE M. ....... . KELLEHER, THOMAS F.. . . . KELLY, ALICE E. ......... . KELLY, MARY S. ....... . KING, K. CLAIRE .... KINNELL, JILL ..... LAFFEY, MARY C. ..,... . LALLY, ANNE M. ........ . LANGLOIS, CLAIRE D.. . . . LAPOINTE, EVELYN B.. . . . LATHAM, DOROTHY ..,..... LATHAM, MARJORIE ..... LEARNED, MARoUmu'r1a is LIBERATI, MATILDA .......... LINDLEY, HAROLD .,... . LYNCH, JULIA F. ..... . MCARDLE, MARY E. ,.,.,, . MULCAHEY, ELIZABEITI-I G.. .. MURPHY, ELIZABETI-I M. MURPHY, THERESA M.. . . . NELSON, ARTHUR T.. .. O'llRIEN, JAMES K. ...... . O'BRIEN, LUCIA K. ........ . O'DONNELL, MATHILDA. . . O'GRADY, MARY A. ...,.. . PATNAUDE, GLADYS E.. . . QUILTY, MARY E.. . .. RAWNSLEY, MARY ......... REARDON. KATHRYN M.. . . . RILEY, LORE'I 'l'A A. ...... . . RILEY, LUCILLE M. ...... . ROBINSON, SHIELA V.. . .. ROSE, L. SHIRLEY ....... SAMPSON, IVILMA G.. . . SEARLE, FRANCIS K.. .. SHANNON, MARIE . .. SHEVLIN, BARBARA C.. . . SMITH, MICHAEL ...... . SOULE, PRISCILLA ......... SULLIVAN, EDIVARD T.. .. SULLIVAN, MARGARET F.. Om Hundred Tzuenly-four Directory . . . .72 Boyden Street, Woonsocket . ...... 69 Ledge Street, Providence . . . .22 Warren Avenue, Pawtucket . . . . . . . . . . .77 High Street, Pawtucket . . . .96 Central Avenue, East Providence . . . . . . . . . . .32 Byrnes Street, Newport . . . . .741 Armstrong Avenue, Providence . . .-109 Lonsdale Avenue, Pawtucket . . . . ,107 Crescent Road, Pawtucket ...I9 Crothiers Avenue, Cranston . . . .30 Kelley Street, Providence . . . . . .10 Snow Road, Norwood . . . .93 Fourth Street, Providence . . . .63 Bowdoin Street, Providence . . . .63 Wabun Avenue, Providence . . . .1-I Florence Street, Providence . . . . .23 Hilton Street, Pawtucket . . . .75 Eighth Street, Providence . . . . . . . .52 Oswald Street, Pawtucket . . .70 East Kingstowue Road, Peacedale , ..... 116 Hendrick Street, Providence . . . . . . .20 Forrest Avenue, Valley Falls . . . . l l 15 Greenwich Avenue, Appointing . . . . . . .123 Allston Street, Providence . . . . . . . . . . . .Smith Avenue, Greenville . .Wainpanoag Trail, East Providence . . . . . .116 Brighton Street, Providence . . . . . . . . .10 Grant Avenue, Lonsdale . . . .29 Vaughn Avenue, Newport . . . . .172 Jillian Street, Providence . . . . . 72 Carpenter Street. Pawtucket . . . .316 Glenwood Avenue, Pawtucket . . . .93 Rhode Island Avenue, Newport . . . . .Char1estown, Rhode Island . . . . . .118 Webster Avenue, Newport . . . . .511 Verndale Avenue, Providence . . .878 Lonsdale Avenue, Central Falls . . . . , . . .160 Jewett Street, Providence 5-'I Darman Avenue, North Providence . . . . . . . . . .112 Burnside Street, Cranston . . . .lkllll Mineral Spring Avenue, North Providence . . . . . . . .1113 Garden Street, Pawtucket . . . . .58 Lonsdale Avenue, Pawtucket . . . . . . . . .6-I Erie Street, Woonsocket . . . .1111 Garheld Street, Central Falls . . . . . .9 Fourth Street, Providence . . . . . . . .113 Vine Street, Woonsocket . . . .119 Longwood Avenue, Providence . . . . . .250 Ballon Street, Ivoonsocket . . . . . . . .12 Carroll Street, Newport . . . . . .85 Hughes Avenue, Pawtucket . . . . .121 Ruggles Street, Providence . . . . .6-19 Smith Street, Providence HEARTHSTONE HOUSE AND HEARTHSTONE BARN I5 FAIJ, RIVER AVENUE, SEERONK. 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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
